Laetitia Casta, The Web, 2000, New York
\nDavid Bowie, The Cross, 2001, New York
\nPharrell Williams, 2002, New York
\nBeyonce, Dangerously in Love, 2003, New York
\nBritney Spears, The Forest, 2004, New York
\nMariah Carey, MIMI, 2005, New York
\nJennifer Lopez, 2006, New York
\nThe Angel, 2007, New York
\nAubrey O\u2019Day, The Table, 2008, New York
\nLady Gaga, Hello Kitty, 2009, London
\nKAWS x Lindsay Lohan, 2010, New York
\nDaphne Guinness, The Lake, 2011, New York
\nOlivia Wilde, 2012, New York
\nDita Von Teese, The Arrival, 2013, Los Angeles
\nLili Simmons, 2014, Los Angeles
\nIman, 2015, New York
\nFrench Playboy, 2016, Los Angeles
\nLaura Pausini, 2017, Rome
\nFreida Pinto, 2018, Los Angeles
\nBillie Eilish, Triptych, 2019, Los Angeles
\nMarkus Klinko, 2020, Los Angeles
\nLoren Gray, Piece of Work, 2021, Los Angeles<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
MARKUS KLINKO \u2014 21<\/p>\n
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A luxury artist\u2019s portfolio in a limited edition of 100<\/p>\n
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21 original works of art<\/p>\n
21 iconic subjects<\/p>\n
21 October – on sale<\/p>\n
21 December – first delivery<\/p>\n
21 thousand US dollars – estimated starting price<\/p>\n
21 sets – supporting hope & healing through charitable donations<\/p>\n
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This dated, signed and numbered limited-edition boxed set of 21 original artworks represents the vision of internationally renowned photographer Markus Klinko, whose luminous portraits document the larger-than-life icons of 21st-century pop culture. Taken over 21 years (2000-2021), the images comprise a chronological archive of the era\u2019s most creative, diverse and compelling celebrities, including a Klinko self-portrait.<\/p>\n
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This project was created in collaboration with NGI inc. and its talents that together celebrate diversity and inclusivity and use the power of creativity to heal the planet.<\/p>\n
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When photographing an artist, I always desire to create a work that truly defines them and can serve as a milestone in pop culture history. Those are ambitious and lofty goals, but it is what I am thinking about when I pick up my camera.<\/p>\n
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Markus Klinko<\/p>\n
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