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hug each other tightly.
“I was in complete shock,” Guadagnino recalled the Venice call. “I felt very inferior because I always thought Elizabeth’s work was superb. It was amazing to see her draw inspiration from mine to create her art, and I’ve been fantasizing about finding a way ever since Do something together.”
THIS OPPORTUNITY It came earlier than Guadagnino expected. Last May, the director started shooting his latest alternative romance, Bones and All
During filming, Guadagnino kept coming back to the idea of having Peyton create a piece of art inspired by the story of this unlikely lover on the run. “The more we made it, the more the movie could go from a horror movie to a very intense love story, so I started fantasizing about the most beautiful possibilities of introducing it to the world,” Guadagnino explained.
is sending the movie to Payton After an early cut of the film, the two arranged to meet in New York, where they immediately contacted a series of sketches that Peyton had prepared in advance, including the kissing of the film’s protagonist who would become the final poster. “I felt like I couldn’t face him unless I started something,” Payton said with a laugh. “I didn’t know what the film was about until I first saw it, but then I knew I was going to use it for photos anyway because I was blown away by it, by the transcendent love story in it. Shocked.”
For Payton, love conquers all is the central theme of the film She feels it fits best with her work. (In addition to her Elio and Oliver paintings, Peyton immortalized other iconic couples, including Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart in Twilight, Daniel Day-Lewis and Michelle Pfeiffer The Age of Innocence, Even Barack and Michelle Obama.) , but It’s worth it,” Peyton said. “I think that’s what I try to convey through my work a lot: how important love is. And I think the film really captures the story of a lot of people trying to figure out how to do it. This makes me feel hopeful. “
After Peyton finished the image, Guadagnino had another surprise. Earlier this week, as a glittering lineup of A-list stars and film industry insiders began to land in Venice, they stopped to receive posters as they cruised down the Grand Canal, which were blown up to cover part of the facade. historic Century Palace, Ca’ da Mosto. “The reaction I’ve heard from people is that they’re really moved and moved,” Guadagnino said, before telling Payton excitedly: “By the way, Timothy love “You can’t see the visuals when we’re on the phone,” added Payton, “but I’m smiling right now.” 63113782 © Design ❤ by gh+
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