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shootMe Print - Limited Edition of 250

Pascal Engelhardt

Germany

Printmaking, Digital on Paper

Size: 35.5 W x 20.5 H x 0.1 D in

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About The Artwork

"shootMe" is a thought-provoking artwork that combines a gun with a large camera, symbolizing the increasing power and weapon-like nature of cameras in today's society. It addresses the problematic social background of the widespread use of cameras, highlighting concerns about privacy invasion, surveillance, and the potential harm caused by image manipulation. The artist aims to provoke reflection on the ethical implications of our camera-dependent culture, questioning whether the pursuit of the perfect shot has overshadowed our respect for privacy, authenticity, and the consequences of our actions. "shootMe" challenges viewers to consider the complex relationship between technology, power, and responsibility in our contemporary world.

Details & Dimensions

Printmaking:Digital on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:250

Size:35.5 W x 20.5 H x 0.1 D in

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Pascal Engelhardt, a German artist with Greek roots, was born in Germany and later lived and worked in Los Angeles, USA, for 12 years. During his time in LA, Pascal collaborated with various artists and created art pieces for Hollywood movies. However, due to political changes, he was eventually sent back to Germany. Upon returning to his home country, Pascal embarked on a new artistic journey, focusing on provocative and thought-provoking artwork that addresses societal and global political issues and contradictions. His recent works are truly outstanding and have the ability to make people ponder the influence of media, brands, and social media on society. Pascal's art is intertwined with his political beliefs and serves as a medium to express his dissenting views. Despite facing challenges and hardships, Pascal's creativity and experimentation in his artwork remain boundless. His upbringing, influenced by his Greek heritage and global political landscape, has shaped his deep-rooted sense of belonging and his equally strong urge to rebel against societal norms. Pascal has left an indelible mark on the realms of movies, TV shows, advertising, and trophies. His creative brilliance shines through iconic projects like "Ted," "300," "Revenant," and "The House with a Clock in His Walls." Collaborating with A-list celebrities including Robert Downey Jr., Ron Howard, Kesha, and G-Eazy, Engelhardt has seamlessly blended artistry and technology. In the television landscape, Engelhardt's impact is felt through contributions to shows like "American Idol," "Westworld," and "Pose." His artistic prowess extends to advertising campaigns for major brands like Farmers Insurance, Dr. Pepper, McDonald's, and Starbucks, showcasing his versatility in visual storytelling. Notably, Engelhardt's trophy designs, such as the Burkies Award and the A24 Tommy Award, represent the pinnacle of recognition in the entertainment industry. With achievements spanning MTV Movie & TV Awards, Masked Singer, Craftopia, and more, Engelhardt's artistic legacy is etched in the fabric of Hollywood's creative tapestry. Pascal's artistic journey has taken him across borders, from Germany to the United States, and back again. His experiences in different cultures have enriched his perspective and allowed him to create artworks that challenge and inspire viewers.

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