Uladzimir Hramovich (1989) is a Belarus-born artist, who currently lives and works in Berlin. He graduated from the Gymnasium-College of Arts namedI.O. Akhremchik in Minsk, Belarus (2009) and the graphics arts department of the Belarusian State Academy of Arts in Minsk, Belarus (2015). Member of the Problem Collective since 2016. Uladzimir works with installations, graphics and video.

For him, materials such as concrete, granite, metal, paper and paint are not just surfaces for history to leave its imprint on but agents that are able to deform history. In his artistic practice, Uladzimir draws on the history of modernist art and architecture, the history of ideology and political movements, and the transformation of the urban space in Minsk. He is interested in the tension between the past and the present and studies monuments and rituals of memory that are overloaded with ideological meanings
and embodied in material objects. Uladzimir has been presenting his work at various international venues, including Kunsthalle Exnergasse, Vienna, Austria; Gallery of Contemporary Art «Ў», Minsk, Belarus; Brno House of Arts, Brno, Czech Republic; Mysteckiy Arsenal, Kyiv, Ukraine; ABF, Stockholm, Sweden; Galerie Intershop, Leipzig, Germany and more.