Rmn Gee operates in the space between signal and noise, at the edges of design, sound, and visual interference.

With a background in graphic design and technical education, he’s been working in visual communication for nearly two decades. He works with moving images — captured, rendered, generated, broken. Sometimes they react to sound. Sometimes they just loop endlessly. His output appears on stages, in galleries, in videos, inside software, across wires.

The influence of early web aesthetics and gaming culture runs through the work — not out of nostalgia, but as raw material. Pixels, low-res dithering, signal losses, — reassembled into digital objects of the new world.

This isn’t about comfort. It’s about resisting the frictionless decay of modern digital life — where technology flattens everything into dopamine loops and designer onboarding flows. Visuals stutter. Memory fragments. The systems push back. Don't swipe. Persist.