Combining contemporary art and modern design, DCA Style will launch with an initial product line focused on fundamental interior design elements such as textiles, wallpaper, tiles and paint.
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DCA Style brings a fine art element to all of your wall covering projects. Inspired by contemporary artists and their work, our wall covering product line features a range of dynamic, limited edition and exclusive designs. What's more, our manufacturing process opens up a world of unlimited creativity by offering incredible versatility and customization to fit any size wall.
Printing: Eco-UV Digital, Solvent Digital, Traditional Silk Screen.
Substrates: Vintage Paper, Smooth Vinyl, Textured vinyl, Canvas, Fabric, Clear Film, Foil, Flocking.
***Exclusive Mural Wall Coverings Available from Any Artist Upon Request ***
Printing: Eco-UV Digital, Solvent Digital, Traditional Silk Screen.
Substrates: Vintage Paper, Smooth Vinyl, Textured vinyl, Canvas, Fabric, Clear Film, Foil, Flocking.
***Exclusive Mural Wall Coverings Available from Any Artist Upon Request ***
ALEJANDRO GEHRY
Alejandro Gehry graduated in 1998 with a BFA in Illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design.
During his stint as an illustrator/designer at a New York City based advertising agency, Gehry had the rare opportunity to design the two large-scale illustrative murals for the opening of the Issey Miyake flagship store in New York City. It was during this time that Gehry was inspired to go back to his roots in figure drawing and painting.
Since moving back to his native Los Angeles in 2002, Gehry has primarily worked in oils on a large-scale. Honing in on his skills and aesthetic development, Gehry finds himself pushing against societal boundaries. "My work at times is described as somewhat 'erotic' and this is due to the fact that human sexuality is a subject matter that has always interested me. I push these boundaries because sex and sexuality is seen as taboo by so many people in the United States."
Recent exhibits include
“Blood And Glitter” at Bandini Art,
“Raw Space” at DCA Fine Art, “Pink 3” at Arena One Gallery, both "Second Home“ and “Paper” at Patricia Faure Gallery and "Group Sexy" at Cartell Gallery. Gehry is also a teacher of illustration and figurative painting at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts and the Brentwood Art Center.
Born in Santa Monica in 1976, Gehry currently lives and works in Venice.
During his stint as an illustrator/designer at a New York City based advertising agency, Gehry had the rare opportunity to design the two large-scale illustrative murals for the opening of the Issey Miyake flagship store in New York City. It was during this time that Gehry was inspired to go back to his roots in figure drawing and painting.
Since moving back to his native Los Angeles in 2002, Gehry has primarily worked in oils on a large-scale. Honing in on his skills and aesthetic development, Gehry finds himself pushing against societal boundaries. "My work at times is described as somewhat 'erotic' and this is due to the fact that human sexuality is a subject matter that has always interested me. I push these boundaries because sex and sexuality is seen as taboo by so many people in the United States."
Recent exhibits include
“Blood And Glitter” at Bandini Art,
“Raw Space” at DCA Fine Art, “Pink 3” at Arena One Gallery, both "Second Home“ and “Paper” at Patricia Faure Gallery and "Group Sexy" at Cartell Gallery. Gehry is also a teacher of illustration and figurative painting at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts and the Brentwood Art Center.
Born in Santa Monica in 1976, Gehry currently lives and works in Venice.
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