Here’s a little bts video about the making of my works for gucci and the editorial I collaborated on with Numero Art Magazine. 🤓 shot by @martin_mostert and direction @studiojulienbarbes Andrew Moncrief, who created a series of paintings featuring five queer Berlin personalities wearing pieces from the Gucci Love Parade collection that were recently presented in his first Paris exhibit at the House’s Saint-Germain boutique, speaks in-depth about his process and inspiration in a video for Numéro art, which also did a related fashion editorial and film. “My work deals with my identity as a gay and queer man,” explains the Canadian, Berlin-based artist. “To compose my collage-like paintings, I usually use existing nude images, but here, everything was built from fashion photos made for the occasion. I am sensitive to clothed bodies, classical drapery and Renaissance painting. Clothes generate tension and folds, as a metaphor for the body and the tensions it is capable of feeling." @an_drew_moncrief #AndrewMoncrief #GucciEquilibrium #GucciCommunity @gucciequilibrium @gucci @studiojulienbarbes @martin_mostert @thibaut.wychowanok @alexmalgouyres