Gear up for the Artistic Grand Prix in vibrant Las Vegas—marvel at the masterworks of Alec Monopoly, Roman Feral, and Fred Allard at EDEN Gallery.
Fred Allard | Luxury Mixed Media Creations
Nov.16 | 12 PM - 2 AM
Wynn Hotel, EDEN Gallery, Vegas
Fred Allard’s artwork is known for its use of contrasting textures, colors, and imagery, blending ideas from the past and present in thought-provoking ways. The “Shopping Bag” series, exhibited by EDEN Gallery, is a particularly notable example of Allard’s work, featuring sculptures centered on luxury brands and accessories from the streets. These timeless works explore the relationship between urban and luxury, suspending it in time and inviting viewers to compare and contrast these two worlds. Allard’s vibrant and sophisticated sculptures are sure to engage and inspire.
Roman Feral | Artistic Alchemist
Nov.17 | 12 PM - 2 AM
Wynn Hotel, EDEN Gallery, Vegas
Born in Paris, Roman Feral is a celebrated contemporary artist known for merging opulence and nature. Influenced by French culture and luxury brands, he found his unique artistic voice at Atelier de Sèvres art school. Feral’s work, blending high fashion with nature’s beauty, debuted at Art Basel Miami Beach in 2018 and is now exhibited globally. His piece, “Coffre Chanel Azur,” is part of Chanel’s private collection. Feral’s fusion of nature and luxury continues to awe worldwide audiences.
Alec Monopoly | Notorious Graffiti Artist
Nov.18 | 12 PM - 2 AM
Wynn Hotel, EDEN Gallery, Vegas
Recognized around the world for his vibrant graffiti art, Alec Monopoly is a world-renowned graffiti artist with a distinctive style that has garnered worldwide recognition. Monopoly is known for consistently pushing the boundaries and encouraging individuality. His art often features well-known characters such as Uncle Pennybags, Richie Rich, and Scrooge McDuck, and the use of bold innovative approaches to examine themes of luxury and excess. In addition to offering commentary on contemporary popular culture and a parody of capitalism, each of Monopoly’s artworks invites viewers to consider the influence of these concepts on modern society.
