Lady Gaga: Now the Wildest One Of All
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David LaChapelle - Lady Gaga: Now the Wildest One Of All
The work by David LaChapelle, Lady Gaga: Now the Wildest One Of All was made in 2009 using the chromogenic printing technique.
The work shows a room covered in soap and bubbles, inside which there are several people. Prominent among all the subjects is a woman wearing sunglasses and a dress made of soap bubbles.
Recurring in many of the artist's works is the criticism and denunciation of the “American Dream”, that is, the myth that material prosperity, which is the only measure of success and happiness, is achievable through commitment and hard work.
Lady Gaga: Now the Wildest One Of All was made in a limited edition of 5 and comes with a frame, designed by LaChapelle's studio. The shot is hand-signed and measures 35.8x57.8 in.
DAVID LACHAPELLE LADY GAGA: NOW THE WILDEST ONE OF ALL FOR SALE ON DEODATO.US
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Andy Warhol was an American artist, film director and photographer, leading figure of Pop Art movement. Born in 1928 in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania he changed the art world creating works inspired by Pop and mass culture. Among his masterpieces, Warhol depicted celebrities like Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley, but also everyday objects like the iconic Campbell’s
Soup, and he made experimental films like Empire.
From a stylistic point of view, he rejected the dominant painting and sculpting techniques and embraced silk-screen printmaking, creating his typical flat areas of color and sharp outlines.
With his New York studio, The Factory, Andy Warhol created a gathering place for artists, intellectuals and celebrities. The scope of his art had a strong influence on other artists such as Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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