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Ragenfection

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Some journeys unfold without maps, markers, or destinations. They begin quietly; in the moment you recognize that your own presence is enough. Enough to steady your breath, enough to guide your steps, enough to open paths you never knew waited for you. In that gentle realization, movement becomes natural, and you discover new ways of being simply by allowing yourself to wander.

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Ragenfection

Bangladesh

A self-taught digital artist, Ahmed Muntasir creates under the pseudonym “Ragenfection,” a fusion of the English words “rage” and “affection.” He views rage as a positive energy capable of transforming the negative into a driving force for achievement, while love and affection give full meaning to the human experience. This contradiction fuels his digital practice, through which he creates vibrant and enchanting works imbued with serenity and wonder. Passionate about physics, astronomy, and neuroscience, he draws on natural elements to translate them into a surreal visual language reminiscent of science fiction aesthetics. His inspiration comes in particular from photographer Brooke Shaden, whose ability to transform dark moments into moments of beauty he admires; as well as from music. His work explores the full spectrum of digital media: 3D art, augmented reality, virtual reality, photography, and film; in a constant quest for self-expression, driven by the conviction that art remains the most accomplished form of sharing positive energy.

Ragenfection’s works have been featured in prestigious exhibitions around the world, including in the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, South Korea, and the United Arab Emirates, with highlights such as his participation as a featured artist at the Web3 Gallery on Fifth Avenue in New York and at Gallery 46 in London. He has collaborated with stars such as Caelan Moriarty and Duan Aojuan, as well as with renowned music labels like R&S Records and Ryce Entertainment. He has worked with pioneering companies in the Web3 space, such as crypto.com and Unstoppable Domains. His commitment also extends to environmental causes: he is one of forty visual artists from around the world selected for a UN-sponsored NFT project developed by CryptoArtery, dedicated to jaguar conservation.

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