LAST CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE RAPHAEL MAZZUCCO IN LOS ANGELES
Closing Reception: This Saturday, June 14, 2025 | 4–7 PM

Time is running out to witness Where Would You Be If You Closed Your Eyes?, the electrifying solo exhibition by internationally celebrated Canadian artist Raphael Mazzucco. Join us Saturday, June 14th from 4–7 PM for a celebratory evening surrounded by art, conversation, and the kind of imagery that stays with you long after your eyes have closed.

Renowned for his evocative fusion of photography, paint, collage, and handwritten text, Mazzucco’s mixed media works blur the lines between fashion, fine art, and narrative. A global artist with a signature aesthetic, Mazzucco has spent the past two decades crafting iconic images for some of the world's most recognizable brands—including Calvin Klein, Guess, Victoria’s Secret, Vogue, Playboy, and Ralph Lauren. His work has graced the covers of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition three times in four years, capturing the imagination of millions.

"Where Would You Be If You Closed Your Eyes?” invites viewers into a dreamlike journey across continents and inner landscapes. In these works, Mazzucco channels the raw beauty of nature and the intimate power of the feminine form, evoking a sense of wanderlust, nostalgia, and freedom. Lush imagery drawn from African plains, Brazilian jungles, and Southeast Asian fields is layered with vibrant paint and texture, creating immersive, tactile experiences that challenge the boundaries of traditional photography.

Mazzucco’s work has been exhibited around the world, from London and Milan to Hong Kong, Miami, and Sydney. This upcoming exhibition marks a rare opportunity for Los Angeles audiences to experience his powerful, sensorial storytelling in person.

This closing reception marks your final opportunity to experience his latest body of work in Los Angeles—a rare, immersive glimpse into the world of an artist who captures beauty with a cinematic eye and a poetic soul.

Don’t miss your moment.
Let Mazzucco’s vision pull you in—before it’s gone.

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