From his very first steps at Sun Records to the glory of Las Vegas, delve into the intimacy of the King. Discover a collection of exclusive art prints, the fruit of a lifetime of passion and thousands of hours spent sculpting light to capture the soul of a legend.
Fine art prints limited to 50 copies worldwide, numbered and signed by the artist
CHAPTER 1
Coming Soon
Conceived as an intimate and evolving exhibition, this retrospective will be unveiled through 7 chapters,
each accessible for a limited time.
Limited series of 4 artworks - Availability December 2026
Chapter 1
The Spark & The Revolution
(1955 - June 1956)
The Shockwave. This first chapter captures the precise moment everything changed. From Sun Records studios to the first stages in Richmond, the portraits freeze the wild energy of a young man from Tupelo who doesn't yet know he's about to change the face of the world. An immersion in pure Rockabilly, where graphite lines and the depth of pastels highlight the insolence and freedom of an artist in full bloom.
Upcoming chapters
Limited series of 4 artworks - Availability coming soon
Chapter 2
The Icon on the Move
(Late 1956 - 1957)
The Conquest. The myth leaves the stage to enter history. This second chapter traces Elvis's meteoric rise to the heights of Hollywood and the lights of Las Vegas. Between the melancholy of his first film and the exoticism of Honolulu, my aim was to capture the metamorphosis of a singer into an absolute icon, whose gaze was already beginning to mark eternity.
Limited series of 3 works - Availability coming soon
Chapter 3
The Uniform and the Great Comeback
(1959 - 1960)
A Life-Changing Transition. This third chapter immortalizes a pivotal and fascinating period: the famous call to arms in Europe and his triumphant return to civilian life. From his notable Parisian leaves on the Champs-Élysées to the legendary train that brought him back to Miami and the American stage, we discover a more intimate Elvis, with striking romanticism and maturity. The texture of graphite and the softness of pastel enhance the magnetic charm of a man ready to reclaim his throne.
Limited series of 3 artworks - Availability coming soon
Chapter 4
The Golden Age of Hollywood
(1962 - 1963)
The magic of the big screen. This fourth chapter is a dazzling dive into the King's Hollywood years. Studios worldwide are clamoring for the icon, who has established himself as the absolute star of cinema. My intention was to capture the casualness, exoticism, and devastating smile of this radiant period. A true celebration of 1960s glamour.
Limited series of 4 artworks - Availability coming soon
Chapter 5
The Resurrection
(1968 - 1969)
The King's triumphant return. Black leather, magnetic gaze, and incandescent vocal power. This fifth chapter is dedicated to the legendary '68 Comeback Special and the stage animal's return to his roots. I wanted to intensely retranscribe the determination of an artist climbing back into the ring to reclaim his crown. From the electricity of the soundstages to the intimacy of backstage. A dark, powerful series, dedicated to purists.
Limited series of 3 artworks - Availability coming soon
Chapter 6
Return to the Top
(1969)
The thrill of live performance. After years devoted to cinema, the King reclaims his crown where he left it: on stage. This sixth chapter captures the adrenaline and majestic tension of 1969. From stolen moments backstage to his triumph under the spotlights of Las Vegas, we discover the grace of an artist finally reuniting with his audience. The artwork highlights a rediscovered stage presence, more powerful and charismatic than ever.
Limited series of 3 works - Availability coming soon
Chapter 7
The Majestic Pinnacle
(1970)
The majestic peak. This final chapter celebrates the absolute icon in all their grandeur. The famous Jumpsuits, the intensity of the documentary That's the Way It Is, and the dizzying fervor of press conferences in stadiums like Houston. I wanted to capture the maturity and monumental presence of an artist at their zenith. Works created with passion, imbued with respect, to conclude, not without emotion, this great tribute to the greatest artist of the 20th century.
End of Elvis Collection
