Vasty Ramirez

El Salvador

Photographer | California Based

Vasty Ramirez is a fine art photographer born in El Salvador, raised in Los Angeles, CA. A still life photographer with an emphasis on nature and its ability to recall unique sites throughout the world, Vasty’s work links cities and sensation. Her photographs cohere the natural world in harmonious images that have earned her recognition through international exhibitions and artist residencies. She encourages viewers to let her work transport you to places, memories, moments in time, and to ponder the ephemerality of life and the objects that make up the world.

Basil Rose Tea (2024) by Vasty Ramírez arranges roses, basil, and fruit into a sensory exploration of memory and ritual. Shown by Galería Alentar, this fine art photograph offers collectors a poetic work that bridges botanical tradition and contempor
Vasty Ramírez’s Camomile Tea (2023) turns figs, mandarins, and porcelain into an intimate still life that recalls daily rituals of comfort. Exhibited by Galería Alentar (a virtual gallery with temporary international exhibitions, this fine art photog
Vasty Ramírez’s Deconstructed French Soup (2023) reimagines culinary ingredients as sculptural elements within a still life. Exhibited by Galería Alentar in Mexico City, this fine art photograph captures the interplay between food, ritual, and art, a
Whispering Mums (2023) by Vasty Ramírez presents chrysanthemums, citrus, and mushrooms as luminous symbols of renewal. Shown by Galería Alentar (a virtual art gallery with pop-ups), this fine art photograph offers collectors a botanical meditation wh
Vasty Ramírez’s Winter Mushroom Medley (2023) transforms fungi and organic textures into a painterly still life. Exhibited by Galería Alentar in Mexico City, this fine art photograph highlights the artist’s sensitivity to seasonal detail, inviting co
Vasty Ramirez’s Oysters and Citrus recalls the grandeur of Dutch still life, with oysters, citrus, and glass echoing themes of indulgence and transience. The knife and scattered peels suggest an interrupted feast, turning the table into a meditation