Artists, designers, artworks, movements, exhibitions, collections, and other references encountered through the development of my visual language and creative practice.
05.01 — Artists
Leonardo da Vinci
Painting, drawing & interdisciplinary study · Italian Renaissance · 1452–1519
Rembrandt van Rijn
Painting, printmaking, light & portraiture · Dutch Golden Age · 1606–1669
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Painting, drawing & visual language · Neo-Expressionism · 1960–1988
05.02 — Designers
Paul Rand
Graphic design & visual identity · Modernism · 1914–1996
Milton Glaser
Graphic design, illustration & visual communication · 1929–2020
Massimo Vignelli
Graphic, information & environmental design · Modernism · 1931–2014
05.03 — Architects
Frank Lloyd Wright
Architecture & organic design · 1867–1959
Le Corbusier
Architecture, urbanism & modernism · 1887–1965
Zaha Hadid
Architecture, spatial form & parametric design · 1950–2016
05.04 — Photographers
Gordon Parks
Photography, film & visual storytelling · 1912–2006
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Documentary and street photography · 1908–2004
Annie Leibovitz
Portraiture & editorial photography · 1949–
05.05 — Creative Movements
Italian Renaissance
Painting, sculpture, architecture & humanism · c. 14th–17th centuries
Bauhaus
Art, design, architecture & interdisciplinary practice · 1919–1933
Pop Art
Fine art, mass media & consumer culture · c. 1950s–1970s
05.06 — Exhibitions & Collections
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · New York · Permanent collection
The Museum of Modern Art Collection
The Museum of Modern Art · New York · Permanent collection
National Gallery Collection
The National Gallery · London · Permanent collection
05.07 — Artworks & Objects
Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci · Oil on poplar panel · c. 1503–1519
The Night Watch
Rembrandt van Rijn · Oil on canvas · 1642
Untitled
Jean-Michel Basquiat · Acrylic, spray paint and oilstick on canvas · 1982