ALTERNATIVE FILM POSTER LIMITED EDITIONS

L’AVVENTURA!
“Emptiness is not the absence of something, but the presence of nothingness”.

 

 

In the collective imagination, summer holidays are synonymous with sunshine, shared moments, and a sense of lightness. Yet, in Michelangelo Antonioni’s masterpiece “L’Avventura”, the arid landscapes of the Aeolian Islands become the perfect mirror of a desolate summer.

 

We present a work of great emotional impact that has just arrived at the gallery.
Thomas Cian delivers a true masterclass in conceptual distillation.

Screen print – 46cm x 61cm, printed on 300gsm Gmund Bauhaus paper; edition of 100 copies.

 

 

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!

 

 

On July 4, 1975, on Amity Island (a fictional name; the film was actually shot on Martha’s Vineyard), the most terrifying summer in cinema history began.

We celebrate American Independence and Steven Spielberg’s timeless masterpiece with an exclusive artistic vision by artist Adam Juresko—a limited edition of 50 copies, featuring a 50×70 cm intaglio print on Hahnemühle paper.

 

STAND BY ME

A return that’s more than just cinema:
it’s a journey down memory lane.

 

A tale of friendship, growth, fears, and discoveries that continues to speak to anyone who was twelve years old and believed that a summer could last forever.

Adam Juresko’s exceptional tribute to pop art movie culture.

A refined and deeply evocative work, between the magic and melancholy of this immortal masterpiece. Limited edition of 50 copies, with authenticity.

Cinema becomes art: original artworks and limited-edition alternative movie posters inspired by cult films. Our creative proposals—connections between cinema and art—are available online and showcased in striking installations.
NOLAN’S ODYSSEY

Why The Odyssey and Inception Are Inextricably Linked

More than a straightforward adaptation of Homer’s epic poem, the film promises to be a nonlinear action thriller, with three remarkable thematic threads connecting Odysseus’s adventure to Inception.

The Odyssey and Inception: A Labyrinth of Time and Obsession

The trap of returning home: Both protagonists are willing to defy the laws of reality and nature to find their way back home.

The nonlinear perception of time: The Odyssey fractures time: the ten-year voyage at sea becomes a psychological labyrinth, much like the layers of the subconscious in Inception.

Monsters of the mind: Mythological creatures—from the Cyclops Polyphemus to the Sirens—are more than mere fantasy monsters. They are projections of the trauma of the Trojan War and of guilt, just like the hostile “projections” that inhabited the dreams of Inception.

For fans of Nolan’s mind-bending labyrinths, Javier Vera Lainez’s spectacular Inception set is available now. It comprises four hand-numbered art posters that deconstruct the layers of the subconscious.
Four collectible artworks, limited to 50 copies each, in a vertical 31 × 61 cm format.