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ALIEN (Jonsey)

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Created by da David Benioff

Letterpress on lettra, 110# in ecru.
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Directed by Robert Zemeckis

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MAD MAX (Dog)

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CRAZY ABOUT CINEMA – FOLIE À CINÉ

CRAZY ABOUT CINEMA – FOLIE À CINE

La mostra è a ingresso libero

2 October 2024

Soggettiva Gallery presents from 2 October (until 3 November) “Crazy About Cinema – Folie a Ciné”, tribute to the most famous “brothels” in the history of cinema, coinciding with the release at the cinema of “Joker – Folie à Deux” The second and most anticipated chapter of the saga directed by Todd Philips and played by the Istrions Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga. The exhibition retraces some of the “crazy” characters that have most impressed lovers of the seventh art: figures feared or not accepted by society, thanks to their status as marginalised, are able to reflect the deformations of those who consider themselves “normal”.

The exhibition explores the most intriguing and unusual nuances of the human mind through eccentric characters, weird, odd, unbalanced, a little bit “crazy” in short, each in its own way “special”. From the madness that comes from social isolation we move to that which can cause the human psyche to split; from the imbalance of folk horror cinema to that typical of dream and hallucination; the madness that borders on the obsession with love to the one not so different from the infatuation that serial killers feel for their victims; the irrationality that cinema highlights in contemporary society to that which distinguishes our fear of evil; from the delusion that the thirst for revenge can instill in the human mind to that of instability that can be caused by a distorted perception of ourselves and the reality around us.

FOLIE À CINÉ

From 2 October Soggettiva Gallery presents the exhibition “Pazzi di Cinema – Folie à Ciné”, a selection of Alternative Movie Posters dedicated to the most complex, disturbed and fascinating characters ever conceived by the seventh art, in conjunction with the release of the awaited “Joker – Folie à Deux” Directed by Todd Philips who will see duets Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga. The works, by international artists, propose a reflection on the crazy and brothel figures that cinema has told.

In exhibition characters who, marginalized by society, are forced to react by extreme and, in many ways, crazy gestures. First of all Joker. Oregon designer Dakota Randall dedicates three dazzling portraits to three great actors who have played the role of Batman’s antagonist: Jack Nicholson, Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix. And the unforgettable Joker by Heath Ledger is at the center of the works of Anthony Jensen and Vance Kelly – who have captured the disarming unpredictability of the character – while Christopher Conner represents the eerie cheerfulness embodied by Joaquin Phoenix. The exhibition includes other “apart” figures such as the distressing Norman Bates of Psycho, the “threatening” Edward Scissorhands and the destabilizing Jack Nance of Eraserhead.

DOUBLE OR NOTHING + FOLK LOVERS

In some cases, reality puts the psyche of the characters to such a test that it leads to a split or, in other cases, to the superposition of two separate personalities into an unseparable unicum: they belong to the first set, Among others, Twin Peaks and three extraordinary classics such as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Shining and Blue Velvet; The second category includes Persona, made unique by the symbiotic relationship between the disturbing Bibi Andersson and Liv Ullmann.

The folk settings characterize the films of a cult director like Robert Eggers: to his movies The Witch and The Lighthouse reference are the prints, respectively, of the Californian visual artist Carrie Anne Hudson, who plays with the demonic imagery of the film, and the French artist Fredlobo Lopez, who creates a hyper-realistic portrait of Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe. On the other hand, two feature films from northern European settings such as Lamb and Midsommar, which were inspired by the American graphic designer Maxwell Joseph Hargreaves and Garbhan Grant.

SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE OF THIS

Another theme addressed by the selected Alternative Movie Posters is that of the dream: revolutionaries the animated film Paprika, reinterpreted in a dreamlike way by Vincent Aseo, and Inception, by Javier Vera Lainez, with a quadrilogia of works inspired by the faces and key objects of Christopher Nolan’s film. A further collective hallucination like Fight Club is the starting point of two scratchy performances such as those by Raj Khatri and Adam Rabalais. Not less the visions induced by the drugs taken by Johnny Depp in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, at the base of the work made by Ricardo Diseño, or the paranormal atmospheres of De Palma in The Fury, in the illustration of Chris Malbon; or the hallucinations of Naked Meal that are found in the manifesto that Nick Charge dedicates to the film by David Cronenberg.

Between desire and obsession the posters inspired by films where love and ambition take disturbing traits: among the works the Drive, which Javier Maria Lainez reproposes the figure of Ryan Gosling with a hammer, symbol of the protective and violent love he embodies, and Memento, whose inextricable circle of suffering is perfectly synthesized by Adam Rabalais with the representation of arms tattooing each other. Finally, the attraction that the deformed musician of the classic The Phantom of the Opera feels for a young lyric singer gives life to the fantastical opera by the Balbusso Twins.

THE SOCIAL KILLER

It is difficult to determine which (ir)rational principles can govern the deviant mind of a serial killer: the works on display represent some of the most frightening individuals ever appeared in a film, able to start prolific cinematic sagas: Friday the 13th and Halloween, from which Matt Ritchie takes inspiration for two deadly as fascinating illustrations. We can not mention the most iconic and terrifying of the killers, Hannibal Lecter by Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs: to him, the fearsome Buffalo Bill and the combtututa agent Clarice Sterling (Jodie Foster) are inspired by the baffling works of Shelby Hohl, Yvan Quinet and Greg Ruth.

There is no shortage of Alternative Movie Posters of films halfway between dystopia and social criticism, in which the traumatic events depicted mirror a deeply sick society: It includes films like A Clockwork Orange – the devastating destructive charge of the drug Alex DeLarge is concentrated in a small but refined print by Max Dalton -, The Truman Show – the petty TV performance of which the unsuspecting Jim Carrey is a victim is translated by Josh Seth Blake in a work full of irony – and Get Out, criticism of racism inherent in American society that is reproposed in the intense creation of Garbhan Grant.

VENGEANCE OF THE THIRD KIND

Crossing the boundaries of the real and entering the territories of the extra-sensory, are essential some works that re-imagine the evil according to the different personifications accomplished by the seventh art: from the more diabolical ones typical of The Exorcist – in whose dark imaginary invites us to enter the poster by Rich Davies – and Suspiria – to which the kaleidoscope work by Adam Juresko is based – to the more experimental ones evoked by Frankenstein and, In a much more ironic way, from Frankenstein Jr., which inspired Chris Walker and Conor Langton respectively.

Revenge, one of the most insane and at the same time most human feelings ever depicted on the big screen. Among the revenge movies on display, a cult as Kill Bill – protagonist of the creation of Craig Drake an unstoppable Uma Thurman armed with katana and an action film milestone as Oldboy, replayed in a thrilling clash of hammer and dagger by Dan Mumford.

AGAIN AND AGAIN

Finally, a series of characters out of the box: from the Drugo of The Big Lebowski – immortalized by Malone in a quote from the dreamlike bowling alley scene in space – to Uma Thurman as the “ballata” Mia Wallace in Pulp Fiction, shot by Adam Juresko; from Tim Burton’s dark Wednesday, reviewed by the Duke Duel poster, to the melancholic Margot in The Royal Tenenbaums, to which Shannon Bonnatakis devotes a poignant close-up. Up to the stoned Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, to whom Matthew Rabalais dedicates an ironic portrait.

All the works on display are for sale.

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SOGGETTIVA GALLERY

Via Pasquale Sottocorno 5/A, 20122 Milano

3357722437 – 3458463222 – 3342378116

info@soggettivagallery.com 

www.soggettivagallery.com 

Opening hours:

Monday: 15.45 – 19.45
Tuesday to Friday: 10 – 13.30 / 15.45 – 19.45
Saturday and Sunday: 10.30 – 13.30 / 15.45 – 19.45

Alternative movie poster Joker (Dance) | Todd Phillips | Christopher Conner | Soggettiva Gallery Milano
Alternative movie poster Batman - Il cavaliere oscuro (Joker) | Christopher Nolan | Anthony Jensen | Soggettiva Gallery Milano
Alternative movie poster The Witch | Robert Eggers | Carrie Anne Hudson | Soggettiva Gallery Milano
Foto alternative movie poster | The Lighthouse | Fred Lobo Lopez | Robert Eggers | Soggettiva Gallery Milano
Foto alternative movie poster del film "Memento" | Adam Rabalais | Christopher Nolan | Soggettiva Gallery Milano
Alternative movie poster Drive | Nicolas Winding Refn | Javier Vera Lainez | Soggettiva Gallery Milano
Foto alternative movie poster del film Suspiria | Adam Juresko | Dario Argento | Soggettiva Gallery Milano
Foto alternative movie poster del film Ricomincio da capo (Bill)| Harold Ramis | Matthew Rabalais | Soggettiva Gallery Milano

Soggettiva Gallery presents from 2 October (until 3 November) “Crazy About Cinema – Folie a Ciné”, tribute to the most famous “brothels” in the history of cinema, coinciding with the release at the cinema of “Joker – Folie à Deux” The second and most anticipated chapter of the saga directed by Todd Philips and played by the Istrions Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga. The exhibition retraces some of the “crazy” characters that have most impressed lovers of the seventh art: figures feared or not accepted by society, thanks to their status as marginalised, are able to reflect the deformations of those who consider themselves “normal”.

The exhibition explores the most intriguing and unusual nuances of the human mind through eccentric characters, weird, odd, unbalanced, a little bit “crazy” in short, each in its own way “special”. From the madness that comes from social isolation we move to that which can cause the human psyche to split; from the imbalance of folk horror cinema to that typical of dream and hallucination; the madness that borders on the obsession with love to the one not so different from the infatuation that serial killers feel for their victims; the irrationality that cinema highlights in contemporary society to that which distinguishes our fear of evil; from the delusion that the thirst for revenge can instill in the human mind to that of instability that can be caused by a distorted perception of ourselves and the reality around us.

Alternative movie poster Joker (Dance) | Todd Phillips | Christopher Conner | Soggettiva Gallery Milano

FOLIE À CINÉ

From 2 October Soggettiva Gallery presents the exhibition “Pazzi di Cinema – Folie à Ciné”, a selection of Alternative Movie Posters dedicated to the most complex, disturbed and fascinating characters ever conceived by the seventh art, in conjunction with the release of the awaited “Joker – Folie à Deux” Directed by Todd Philips who will see duets Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga. The works, by international artists, propose a reflection on the crazy and brothel figures that cinema has told.

In exhibition characters who, marginalized by society, are forced to react by extreme and, in many ways, crazy gestures. First of all Joker. Oregon designer Dakota Randall dedicates three dazzling portraits to three great actors who have played the role of Batman’s antagonist: Jack Nicholson, Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix. And the unforgettable Joker by Heath Ledger is at the center of the works of Anthony Jensen and Vance Kelly – who have captured the disarming unpredictability of the character – while Christopher Conner represents the eerie cheerfulness embodied by Joaquin Phoenix. The exhibition includes other “apart” figures such as the distressing Norman Bates of Psycho, the “threatening” Edward Scissorhands and the destabilizing Jack Nance of Eraserhead.

Alternative movie poster Batman - Il cavaliere oscuro (Joker) | Christopher Nolan | Anthony Jensen | Soggettiva Gallery Milano

DOUBLE OR NOTHING + FOLK LOVERS

In some cases, reality puts the psyche of the characters to such a test that it leads to a split or, in other cases, to the superposition of two separate personalities into an unseparable unicum: they belong to the first set, Among others, Twin Peaks and three extraordinary classics such as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Shining and Blue Velvet; The second category includes Persona, made unique by the symbiotic relationship between the disturbing Bibi Andersson and Liv Ullmann.

The folk settings characterize the films of a cult director like Robert Eggers: to his movies The Witch and The Lighthouse reference are the prints, respectively, of the Californian visual artist Carrie Anne Hudson, who plays with the demonic imagery of the film, and the French artist Fredlobo Lopez, who creates a hyper-realistic portrait of Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe. On the other hand, two feature films from northern European settings such as Lamb and Midsommar, which were inspired by the American graphic designer Maxwell Joseph Hargreaves and Garbhan Grant.

Alternative movie poster The Witch | Robert Eggers | Carrie Anne Hudson | Soggettiva Gallery Milano
Foto alternative movie poster | The Lighthouse | Fred Lobo Lopez | Robert Eggers | Soggettiva Gallery Milano

SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE OF THIS

Another theme addressed by the selected Alternative Movie Posters is that of the dream: revolutionaries the animated film Paprika, reinterpreted in a dreamlike way by Vincent Aseo, and Inception, by Javier Vera Lainez, with a quadrilogia of works inspired by the faces and key objects of Christopher Nolan’s film. A further collective hallucination like Fight Club is the starting point of two scratchy performances such as those by Raj Khatri and Adam Rabalais. Not less the visions induced by the drugs taken by Johnny Depp in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, at the base of the work made by Ricardo Diseño, or the paranormal atmospheres of De Palma in The Fury, in the illustration of Chris Malbon; or the hallucinations of Naked Meal that are found in the manifesto that Nick Charge dedicates to the film by David Cronenberg.

Between desire and obsession the posters inspired by films where love and ambition take disturbing traits: among the works the Drive, which Javier Maria Lainez reproposes the figure of Ryan Gosling with a hammer, symbol of the protective and violent love he embodies, and Memento, whose inextricable circle of suffering is perfectly synthesized by Adam Rabalais with the representation of arms tattooing each other. Finally, the attraction that the deformed musician of the classic The Phantom of the Opera feels for a young lyric singer gives life to the fantastical opera by the Balbusso Twins.

Foto alternative movie poster del film "Memento" | Adam Rabalais | Christopher Nolan | Soggettiva Gallery Milano

THE SOCIAL KILLER

It is difficult to determine which (ir)rational principles can govern the deviant mind of a serial killer: the works on display represent some of the most frightening individuals ever appeared in a film, able to start prolific cinematic sagas: Friday the 13th and Halloween, from which Matt Ritchie takes inspiration for two deadly as fascinating illustrations. We can not mention the most iconic and terrifying of the killers, Hannibal Lecter by Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs: to him, the fearsome Buffalo Bill and the combtututa agent Clarice Sterling (Jodie Foster) are inspired by the baffling works of Shelby Hohl, Yvan Quinet and Greg Ruth.

There is no shortage of Alternative Movie Posters of films halfway between dystopia and social criticism, in which the traumatic events depicted mirror a deeply sick society: It includes films like A Clockwork Orange – the devastating destructive charge of the drug Alex DeLarge is concentrated in a small but refined print by Max Dalton -, The Truman Show – the petty TV performance of which the unsuspecting Jim Carrey is a victim is translated by Josh Seth Blake in a work full of irony – and Get Out, criticism of racism inherent in American society that is reproposed in the intense creation of Garbhan Grant.

Foto alternative movie poster del film Suspiria | Adam Juresko | Dario Argento | Soggettiva Gallery Milano

VENGEANCE OF THE THIRD KIND

Crossing the boundaries of the real and entering the territories of the extra-sensory, are essential some works that re-imagine the evil according to the different personifications accomplished by the seventh art: from the more diabolical ones typical of The Exorcist – in whose dark imaginary invites us to enter the poster by Rich Davies – and Suspiria – to which the kaleidoscope work by Adam Juresko is based – to the more experimental ones evoked by Frankenstein and, In a much more ironic way, from Frankenstein Jr., which inspired Chris Walker and Conor Langton respectively.

Revenge, one of the most insane and at the same time most human feelings ever depicted on the big screen. Among the revenge movies on display, a cult as Kill Bill – protagonist of the creation of Craig Drake an unstoppable Uma Thurman armed with katana and an action film milestone as Oldboy, replayed in a thrilling clash of hammer and dagger by Dan Mumford.

Foto alternative movie poster del film Suspiria | Adam Juresko | Dario Argento | Soggettiva Gallery Milano

AGAIN AND AGAIN

Finally, a series of characters out of the box: from the Drugo of The Big Lebowski – immortalized by Malone in a quote from the dreamlike bowling alley scene in space – to Uma Thurman as the “ballata” Mia Wallace in Pulp Fiction, shot by Adam Juresko; from Tim Burton’s dark Wednesday, reviewed by the Duke Duel poster, to the melancholic Margot in The Royal Tenenbaums, to which Shannon Bonnatakis devotes a poignant close-up. Up to the stoned Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, to whom Matthew Rabalais dedicates an ironic portrait.

All the works on display are for sale.

Foto alternative movie poster del film Ricomincio da capo (Bill)| Harold Ramis | Matthew Rabalais | Soggettiva Gallery Milano

INFO

SOGGETTIVA GALLERY

Via Pasquale Sottocorno 5/A, 20122 Milano

3357722437 – 3458463222 – 3342378116

info@soggettivagallery.com 

www.soggettivagallery.com 

Opening hours:

Monday: 15.45 – 19.45
Tuesday to Friday: 10 – 13.30 / 15.45 – 19.45
Saturday and Sunday: 10.30 – 13.30 / 15.45 – 19.45

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INCEPTION

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Christopher Conner

*Inception
Directed by Christopher Nolan

Fine Arte Giclee print.
Size 46 cm x 61 cm.

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THE TRUMAN SHOW

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THE TRUMAN SHOW
Josh Seth Blake

*The Truman Show
Directed by Peter Weir

Digital print.
Size 40,5 cm x 51 cm.

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Eur. 120
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FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS (PINK)

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FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS (PINK)
Ricardo Diseño

*FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS (PINK)
Directed by Terry Gilliam

Archival pigments print, limited edition.
1 copy available out of 60, hand-numbered.
Size 46 cm x 61 cm.

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Nicolas Delort – “The Mummy”
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THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (SKIN)

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THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (SKIN)
Jake Rathkamp

*THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (SKIN)
Directed by Jonathan Demme

4-colors silk-screen on 100lb on French Kraft paper.
Limited edition, copy n.18 out of 20.
Size 46 cm x 61 cm.

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Eur. 170
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*Old boy
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EVANIMAL

Evan Yarbrough è un illustratore, storyboarder e artista dalle poliedriche qualità con sede a Savannah, Georgia. Il suo amore per il cinema e l’illustrazione gli ha offerto il privilegio unico di lavorare su progetti straordinari con registi, case di produzione e agenzie pubblicitarie di primaria importanza internazionale. 

Evan Yarbrough is a multi-talented illustrator, storyboarder and artist based in Savannah, Georgia. His love of film and illustration gave him the unique privilege of working on extraordinary projects with directors, production companies and advertising agencies of international importance. 

CHRISTOPHER CONNER

Come UI Motion Designer presso Electronic Arts (EA), Chris si concentra sul design per un intrattenimento interattivo. Il suo lavoro è votato all’innovazione, puntando su semplicità e chiarezza per dare vita a immagini eccezionali. Ha iniziato il suo percorso professionale presso l’Università di Salford, dove si è laureato con lode in Graphic Design nel 2010. Da allora, ha acquisito una vasta esperienza lavorando con clienti come Electronic Arts, O2, Sony Playstation, Nike, Adidas, London Marathon, Tsingtao Beer. Queste esperienze hanno arricchito il suo portfolio e approfondito la sua comprensione delle applicazioni del design in vari settori.

As a UI Motion Designer at Electronic Arts (EA), I focus on exceptional design and interactive entertainment. I’m dedicated to innovation, believing in the power of simplicity and clarity for outstanding visuals and interactions. I started my professional journey at The University of Salford, where I earned an Honours Degree in Graphic Design in 2010. Since then, I’ve gained diverse experience working with clients like Electronic Arts, O2, Sony Playstation, Nike, Adidas, London Marathon, Tsingtao Beer, and others. My commitment to pushing creative boundaries remains unwavering, driving design excellence in all its aspects. These experiences have enriched my portfolio and deepened my understanding of design’s applications across various industries, emphasizing adaptability, creativity, and a dedication to excellence.

JOSH SETH BLAKE

Vive e lavora a Los Angeles. La sua ossessione per il cinema e in particolare per i manifesti dei film lo hanno portato a trasformare in passione e lavoro la sua arte e la sua grafica. Espone in diverse importanti gallerie e collabora con grandi Studios Cinematografici (come Paramount).

Lives and works in Los Angeles. His obsession with cinema and in particular with film posters led him to transform his art and graphics into passion and work. He exhibits in several important galleries and collaborates with large Studios (such as Paramount). 

RICARDO DISEñO

Ricardo è un illustratore e designer che vive ad Austin, Texas. Ha studiato al Pratt Institute di New York. Tra i suoi clienti più importanti: The New York Times, The New Yorker, Chronicle Books, The Criterion Collection.

Ricardo is an illustrator and designer living in Austin, Texas. He raduated from the Pratt Institute in New York. Notable clients of him Include: The New York Times, The New Yorker, Chronicle Books, The Criterion Collection.

JAKE RATHKAMP

Jake ha disegnato fin da quando era piccolo. La scintilla – che sarebbe poi diventata fuoco, alimentando tutt’oggi la sua passione per l’arte – è nata durante la scuola superiore, dove intraprese un corso di graphic design. Successivamente ha iniziato a sperimentare con i graffiti, decidendo di proseguire su quella strada e iscrivendosi al Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. In quel contesto ebbe modo di conoscere la stampa serigrafica e dopo una sola lezione decise che quello sarebbe stato il suo lavoro. Oggi possiede uno studio di stampa d’arte, il “Graphite Club”.

Jake has been drawing since he was a child. The spark – which would later become fire, fueling his passion for art still today – was born during high school, where he took a course in graphic design. He then began experimenting with graffiti, deciding to continue on that path and enrolling at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. In that context he got to know the screen printing and after a single lesson decided that this would be his work. Today he owns a printing art studio, the “Graphite Club”.

CHRIS BRAKE

Prima di passare al cinema, Chris ha lavorato come illustratore, esponendo spesso nelle rinomate gallerie d’arte della cultura pop di Los Angeles “Hero Complex Gallery” e “Gallery 1988”, producendo opere d’arte ufficiali per 20th Century Fox, Joss Whedon, Joe Dante e Roger Corman. Successivamente ha lavorato come assistente del dipartimento artistico per clienti come Virgin Media, Now TV, Little Mix e Jamie T. Il suo primo cortometraggio “Nest” è stato semifinalista al “Berlin Student Film Festival”, dove è stato nominato per il Premio della Giuria. 

Before moving on to film, Chris worked as an illustrator, often exhibiting in the renowned Los Angeles pop culture art galleries “Hero Complex Gallery” and “Gallery 1988”, producing official artwork for 20th Century Fox, Joss Whedon, Joe Dante and Roger Corman. He later worked as an assistant in the art department for clients such as Virgin Media, Now TV, Little Mix and Jamie T. His first short film “Nest” was a semifinalist at the “Berlin Student Film Festival”, where he was nominated for the Jury Prize.

STEPHEN LUROS HOLLIDAY

Da ragazzo Steven era un fan dei fumetti. Ha iniziato prendendo lezioni di illustrazione del fumetto presso la Heron Art School di Indianapolis. Fu solo al college presso la School Of The Art Institute di Chicago che scoprì il suo amore per la serigrafia. Ha disegnato di tutto, dalla fan art, alle stampe dei film con licenza ufficiale, ai poster per i concerti.  Il suo lavoro è stato esposto in diverse mostre collettive dedicate a vari temi cinematografici.

As a boy Steven was a fan of comics. He started by taking comic illustration classes at the Heron Art School in Indianapolis. It was only in college at the School Of The Art Institute in Chicago that he discovered his love for screen printing. He’s drawn everything from fan art, to prints of officially licensed films, to concert posters. His work has been exhibited in several collective exhibitions dedicated to various film topics. 

MAX DALTON

Max Dalton, illustratore, pittore e musicista e scrittore occasionale. Crea spesso illustrazioni per poster, libri, riviste, giornali, pubblicità e prodotti.Ha partecipato a molte mostre collettive e personali a New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Arizona, Parigi, Seoul e altro ancora. Il suo lavoro è apparso in molte riviste come The New Yorker, Monocle e O, The Oprah Magazine.

Max Dalton is an illustrator, painter, musician and writer. He often designs for posters, books, magazines, newspapers, advertisements and products. He has participated in many group and solo shows in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Paris, Seoul and elsewhere. His work has appeared in magazines such as The New Yorker, Monocle and O, The Oprah Magazine.

OLIVIER COURBET

Olivier Courbet è un creativo multidisciplinare francese con sede a Los Angeles, California. Lavora con marchi, agenzie, studi cinematografici e startup di tutto il mondo tra cui Dreamworks, Paramount, Disney, Mattel, Will.I.AM e NBA. Ha vinto numerosi premi e il suo lavoro è stato descritto in vari libri e pubblicazioni di design tra cui Computer Arts, Logology, SXSW.

Olivier Courbet is a multidisciplinary French creative artist based in Los Angeles, California. He works with brands, agencies, film studios and start-ups around the world including Dreamworks, Paramount, Disney, Mattel, Will.I.AM and NBA. He has won numerous awards and his work has been featured in various books and design publications including Computer Arts, Logology, SXSW.

LAN LAWSON

Nan Lawson è un’artista e illustratrice con sede a Los Angeles. Si è laureata in regia cinematografica alla Syracuse University, ma dopo la laurea ha perseguito la sua passione per l’illustrazione. Ora ha unito il suo amore per il cinema e l’arte per dedicarsi alla cultura pop e alla locandina. Lavora nell’editoria e nell’industria dell’intrattenimento; crea libri illustrati e copertine di libri, oltre a opere d’arte e manifesti per film e televisione.

Ha lavorato con clienti tra cui Harper Collins, Audible, Random House, Hachette, Amblin Entertainment e Warner Bros.