Richard Nadler

Richard Nadler (born in 1987 in Penzberg, Germany) is a contemporary digital artist based in Munich. He grew up in the Bavarian countryside, in a family attuned to art. His grandfather and mother are painters, and his father collects African art.

A former finance professional, Richard Nadler worked in banking in London. He moved into art after exploring the creative potential of emerging technologies, in particular blockchain and generative art, and left finance to devote himself to it full time.

His work sets tradition against artificial intelligence. Richard Nadler creates hybrid works from models he trains himself, and often brings his own drawings into the creative process, far from a standard use of these tools.

As a child, he often travelled to Japan with his father. These trips have shaped his work, made up of Japanese landscapes, atmospheres and figures. His "Japanese GenArt Collection" comprises more than a hundred works, and his later series pick up the same thread, from "Yamabushi" and "Izanami" in 2023 to "Rōnin" in 2024.

Today, Richard Nadler's work is exhibited internationally, in Europe, North America and Asia. SuperRare presented him in New York in 2024, and his works have been shown at Art Miami. He publishes his collections on the Verse and SuperRare platforms, and has collaborated with Bang & Olufsen as well as with Kate Vass Galerie.