Wassily Kazimirski

Contemporary Artist | Minimal Topographics & Berlin Abstractions

Wassily Kazimirski, born near Berlin in 1986, is a contemporary visual artist known for his powerful ability to distill the urban energy of Berlin into refined photographic compositions. His work moves fluidly between minimal topographics and geometric abstractions, transforming the city’s architecture, textures, and motion into striking visual studies of form and atmosphere.

Kazimirski’s artistic vision lies in revealing the hidden structure of Berlin: the quiet spaces between buildings, the rhythm of light, and the poetic geometry found in everyday movement. His photographs resonate with designers and collectors seeking artwork that is bold, architectural, and emotionally refined.

At The Picturalist, we present two of his most distinctive bodies of work:

Berlin Weiss

A continuing exploration of abstract minimalism, characterized by wide white planes, soft tonal contrasts, and architectural lines. These compositions evoke a sense of freedom, clarity, and modern luxury — perfect for serene interiors and contemporary design spaces.

Berlin Citylights

Created using bulb-exposure techniques, this collection captures Berlin’s electrifying nightlife through streaks of color, dynamic motion, and luminous geometry. Ideal for hospitality interiors, modern lofts, and spaces that embrace urban energy and visual rhythm.

Kazimirski’s work is especially suited for high-end interior design, where strong lines, minimal palettes, and nuanced abstraction add a sophisticated presence to both residential and commercial environments. His photographs integrate seamlessly into Luxury Art Procurement, Curated Art Collections, and Tailored Art Solutions offered through The Picturalist.

Through his lens, Berlin becomes both cinematic and intimate — a city revealed not by its landmarks, but by its pulse, silence, structure, and shifting light.