Courmayeur Art Gallery

The “Fellini of Photography, the ‘Magritte of his genre,’ artist David LaChapelle impresses anyone who admires his photographs. His surreal shots feature bright, fluorescent colors that are the result of craftsmanship in which compositions are elaborate and colors are saturated.

Among the artists who most influence LaChapelle's work are the master of surrealism, Salvador Dalì and Jeff Koons.

Marc Chagall's artistic output boasts a vast and varied creation of paintings, drawings, sculptures, book illustrations, stained glass and engravings. Mixed within his works are the cultural traditions of France, Russia and his native Jewish culture.

His works immortalize the stages of his life and tell of his escapes, rediscovery of his roots, love for his beloved and his dreams.

Described as one of the best representatives of cultural originality in contemporary Japan, Takashi Murakami creates his artworks by blending references to mass culture with the traits of Japan's cultural and artistic tradition.

In New York he came into contact with Superflat, which would define Murakami's style as well as become a full-fledged Japanese art movement.