James Kramer (b. 2005) is an artist working across image, concept, and direction. He is the co-founder of Triple 3 Magazine (est. 2024), a biannual print publication that celebrates art, fashion, and culture, created in collaboration with Lydia Walz, where he serves as Art Director and Photo Editor. Kramer’s practice spans art direction, casting, sculpture, and image-making. His fine art work investigates how images and objects mediate classed cultural experience, tracing both memory and aspiration through their presence. By deconstructing and reconstructing familiar forms, he seeks to reshape collective visual narratives and expose how everyday aesthetics encode systems of power. Central to his approach is an engagement with mass-produced materials and imagery, which he treats as active sites for cultural memory, value, and reinterpretation. His work reflects on the notion of unseen labor and the invisible processes, efforts, and bodies that sustain cultural production. Through this lens, Kramer highlights the systems of visibility and invisibility, lengthening the structures beneath images and objects that shape contemporary life.