Working with ink and animation paints, Nicolas di Genova‘s technique is a mixture of illustration, old-school graphic design and contemporary art. He creates a world full of post-apocalyptic animals that battle and morph as if we are looking into an imperfect future created by scientific experiments.
Di Genova’s work is appreciated by a very diverse audience that includes people from the world of contemporary art, graphic design, illustration, and urban art. Javier IA of Belio Magazine had this to say about Di Genova’s artwork:
[Di Genova’s art is] situated between an actualization of the species drawings by Albrecht Durer mixed with the monstrosities of Goya’s dark age in the style of Mike Mignola and a Pop-Art version of the biomechanical creations of H.R Giger.
Nicholas Di Genova has exhibited throughout Europe including stints in London, Berlin and Austria. He has been featured in New York’s Armory Show and in exhibitions in Singapore, Australia, Canada, and the United States.
What's Driving This Trend
- Post-apocalyptic Animals
- Opportunity for creating immersive post-apocalyptic animal-themed experiences in entertainment and gaming industries.
- Morphing Creatures
- Potential for developing shape-shifting technologies and products in fields like robotics and animation.
- Graphic Design Art
- Emerging market for unique and visually striking graphic design artwork in various industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Contemporary Art
- Innovative artwork inspired by post-apocalyptic animals can disrupt the contemporary art scene.
- Illustration
- Opportunity to revolutionize illustration techniques with the incorporation of post-apocalyptic creature themes.
- Urban Art
- New avenues for urban artists to create visually engaging pieces featuring post-apocalyptic creatures in public spaces.
