H.R. Giger

Hans Ruedi Giger (5 February 1940 - 12 May 2014) was a Swiss artist best known for his airbrushed images that blended human physiques with machines, an art style known as "biomechanical". Giger later abandoned airbrush for pastels, markers and ink. He was part of the special effects team that won an Academy Award for the visual design of Ridley Scott's 1979 sci-fi horror film Alien, and was responsible for creating the titular Alien itself. His work is on permanent display at the H.R. Giger Museum in Gruyères, Switzerland. His style has been adapted to many forms of media, including album covers, furniture, tattoos and video games.
Giger was born in 1940 in Chur, the capital city of Graubünden, the largest and easternmost Swiss canton. His father, a pharmacist, viewed art as a "breadless profession" and strongly encouraged him to enter pharmacy. He moved to Zürich in 1962 where he studied architecture and industrial design at the School of Applied Arts until 1970.
Giger's first success was when H. H. Kunz, co-owner of Switzerland's first poster publishing company, printed and distributed Giger's first posters, beginning in 1969.
Giger's style and thematic execution were influential. He was part of the special effects team that won an Academy Award for Best Achievement in Visual Effects for their design work on the film Alien. His design for the Alien was inspired by his painting Necronom IV and earned him an Oscar in 1980. His books of paintings, particularly Necronomicon and Necronomicon II (1985) and the frequent appearance of his art in Omni magazine contributed to his rise to international prominence. Giger was admitted to the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame in 2013. He is also well known for artwork on several music recording albums including Danzig III: How The Gods Kill by Danzig, Brain Salad Surgery by Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Attahk by Magma, Heartwork by Carcass, To Mega Therion by Celtic Frost, Eparistera Daimones and Melana Chasmata by Triptykon, Deborah Harry's KooKoo, Atomic Playboys by Steve Stevens, and Frankenchrist by the Dead Kennedys.
In 1998, Giger acquired the Saint-Germain Castle in Gruyères, Switzerland, which now houses the H.R. Giger Museum, a permanent repository of his work.
Giger started with small ink drawings before progressing to oil paintings. For most of his career, he worked predominantly in airbrush, creating monochromatic canvasses depicting surreal, nightmarish dreamscapes. He also worked with pastels, markers and ink.
Giger's most distinctive stylistic innovation was that of a representation of human bodies and machines in cold, interconnected relationships, which he described as "biomechanical". His main influences were painters Dado, Ernst Fuchs, and Salvador Dalí. He was introduced to Dali by painter Robert Venosa. Giger was also influenced by Polish sculptor Stanislaw Szukalski, and by painters Austin Osman Spare and Mati Klarwein, and was a personal friend of Timothy Leary. He studied interior and industrial design at the School of Commercial Art in Zurich from 1962 to 1965, and made his first paintings as art therapy.
Giger directed a number of films, including Swiss Made (1968), Tagtraum (1973), Giger's Necronomicon (1975) and Giger's Alien (1979).
Giger created furniture designs, particularly the Harkonnen Capo Chair for a film of the novel Dune that was to be directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky. Many years later, David Lynch directed the film, using only rough concepts by Giger. Giger had wished to work with Lynch, as he stated in one of his books that Lynch's film Eraserhead was closer than even Giger's own films to realizing his vision.
Giger's art has greatly influenced tattooists and fetishists worldwide. Under a licensing deal Ibanez guitars released an H. R. Giger signature series: the Ibanez ICHRG2, an Ibanez Iceman, features "NY City VI", the Ibanez RGTHRG1 has "NY City XI" printed on it, the S Series SHRG1Z has a metal-coated engraving of "Biomechanical Matrix" on it, and a 4-string SRX bass, SRXHRG1, has "N.Y. City X" on it.
Giger is often referred to in popular culture, especially in science fiction and cyberpunk. William Gibson (who wrote an early script for Alien 3) seems particularly fascinated: A minor character in Virtual Light, Lowell, is described as having New York XXIV tattooed across his back, and in Idoru a secondary character, Yamazaki, describes the buildings of nanotech Japan as Giger-esque.
Giger had a relationship with Swiss actress Li Tobler until she died by suicide in 1975. Tobler's image appears in many of his paintings. He married Mia Bonzanigo in 1979; they divorced a year and a half later.
Giger lived and worked in Zürich with his second wife, Carmen Maria Scheifele Giger, who is the director of the H.R. Giger Museum.
On 12 May 2014, Giger died in a Zürich hospital after suffering injuries from a fall.
[from: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._R._G...]
Music: Steve Roach "Drift"

[@c0l1n_m45]

H.R. Giger's work is one of a kind. It is both disturbing and beautiful.

[@Azathoth13]

like Zdzisław Beksiński .

[@felixthecat3n2]

Totally!

[@pike815]

@@Azathoth13 Giger's vision focuses on luciferian transhumanism while Beksinski depicts trauma caused by dark side of human nature

[@PerceptionVsReality333]

I personally like this artwork even though it's grotesque to most people.

[@a.wagner7985]

Every good terror artist is both beautifull and disturbing

[@eddobbs2075]

We lost something special when Giger passed away, I will always believe he was in tune with a world that few of us will ever see.

[@ScornedOne1080]

He was in tune with his nightmares, as i recall a documentary where a lot if his art is based on things he saw or thought when closing his eyes

[@MrStylezy]

@@ScornedOne1080 LSD

[@ScornedOne1080]

@@MrStylezy Wouldnt doubt it. XD

[@maxxcreese9911]

Flesh interfaces with metal...

[@classicartfoundation639]

Thank god lol

[@mongomoonbladder8023]

Despite the fact that I'm watching this on an 8in tablet, it feels as though I'm wandering through a vast and decidedly ungodly cathedral....

[@ScornedOne1080]

I've actually come to the conclusion that his works are almost political. For example, the image he has of babies being used as bullets, loaded into a gun . . . makes me wonder if that was his take on the children being trained to kill in Africa. The killer alien itself, a twisted form of human meant for death and killing . . . his work takes on a new angle if you look at it like that.

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

@@ScornedOne1080 Good coment

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

If U investigate There are many wierd stuff in his life que including satanism and drugs

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

On the other hand. 💊I'm sharing Acts 2:38 also look for oneness about Jesus with anyone who wants it bless

[@Jacob-ir6zi]

Anyone else think that H.R. Giger's art is the real star of Alien?

[@BlazingOwnager]

Fun trivia: The original Xenomorph suit used in Alien has a real human skull for a face plate. I'm not even kidding.

[@Jacob-ir6zi]

@@BlazingOwnager I know, it's pretty cool

[@0oidiedinatimemachineo024]

well in the original Alien everyone is the star lol That movie is basically perfect

[@Konton0178]

Duh

[@notthesameman]

@@BlazingOwnager didn't know that, cool but scary at the same time, thanks

[@mayarosexxx]

One Quote I'll never forget from Giger, paraphrasing: You know you've mastered the airbrush when people can't tell you used one.

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

Or maybe he was On drugs o Possesed in some moments?

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

Or too focus as he said

[@Billbeaux]

The choice of music for this ensemble is brilliant. Really brings the surrealism of his art and everything together. Thank you for this 🙏

[@masterklaw4527]

His work blurs the line between biology, technology, and eroticism.

[@BlazingOwnager]

I almost want to call it anti-eroticism more than anything. Even when you have giant phallic things poised to insert into obvious mechanical vaginas, it's literally at the inverse end of the spectrum from sexy. If anything the Giger take on carnality is to make it look cold, horrifying and disturbingly alien. It'd take a special kind of weirdo to look at the most explicit of Giger images and think it's hot. [ED: Not knocking Giger, this is very very much by design. Cold metal and sometimes corpse like machines that look built to do nothing but one role eternally is horrifying]

[@masterklaw4527]

@@BlazingOwnager That makes sense.

[@captaincurd2681]

Very well said.

[@BlazingOwnager]

@Blind Bob Uh no, I am pretty sure anybody getting turned on by this stuff is pretty definitively a weirdo. This is less women hating and more biological hating. You may be Blind, Bob.

[@rizalfadil5430]

Not my proudest fap tbh

[@jaygarcia8508]

Even as a child, I would see the Xenomorph more like a satanic demon rather than an alien. It was nightmare inducing, terrifying, & absolutely genius.

[@jaygarcia8508]

@Jacob K Thanks for that 🙌 It's all absolutely incredible. I love it!!

[@jaygarcia8508]

@Zamasu Sama So damn cool!!

[@dailionclassen6902]

You're rite guy

[@kurtmartin3095]

@Jacob K I agree I always felt there was a malevolence to the creature as if it knew what it was doing as opposed to just some animal acting upon instinct

[@orion8]

The technique of Giger's drawing is incredible, it is beyond human abilities

[@theenchiladakid1866]

When i was about 7 i found one of his art books in my local library, it blew my mind and changed the way i did my coloring books

[@imbluz]

So many words to describe this incredible art: macabre, grotesque, sexual, surreal, exotic, beautiful, depressing, indescribable, repulsive, alluring, obscene, moody, eerie, strange.

[@classicartfoundation639]

.... Disturbing, etheral, thought provoking, terrifying, horrific, dark, satanic, incandescent, fascinating, shocking, electrifying...

[@alisonurfe1119]

Yes! This was exactly what I thought while watching.

[@samuraibear5102]

Bit of a oxoymoron to have both describe and indescribable in the same sentence

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

@@samuraibear5102 Those are fusión of feelings that provoke see this

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

Atomic disasters, mutstion Weapon, fusión between machines, humans, demons, horror, sex, no feelings, etc

[@stoicgerbil3977]

I love the dark ambient music. It's just perfect.

[@966Mako]

SciFi version of Dante's Inferno.

[@LadyRavenEyes]

the way his art combines both horrific and erotic images is fascinating, and the way he blurs the line between flesh and machine is amazing

[@redstaplerguyforlifepastpr5763]

Ikr

[@JeffreyDeCristofaro]

RIP H.R. Giger. It will be a LOOONNNGGG time before anyone creates and inspires exactly as you did! You have a place in all our hearts!

[@timothysibley337]

Gigers visions and ideas were absolutely off the planet. Thank God he shared them. Love it.

[@wojtekkwiatkowski6567]

FINALLY! HR GIGER WORKS ON DISTANT MIRRORS! MY LIFE IS COMPLETE...

[@DistantMirrors]

:)

[@SodomyTsunami]

Used to have a poster of his on my wall. One day whilst tripping mushrooms I began to stare at it and from there it was a downhill bad trip. Tore that shit down and never put it back up....

[@felixthecat3n2]

How does someone imagine this stuff? It's unlike anything else out there..

[@viewtiful1doubleokamihand253]

Creative thinking and probably drugs. They sure do help visualize stuff, to the serious down effect of degrading work activity, so maybe I am wrong, because imagining and capturing something on drugs is incredibly hard, unless you are capable of actually working while doing them.

[@BlazingOwnager]

@@viewtiful1doubleokamihand253 It's more than that. There's thousands of not millions of artists who copy the HR Giger style. It is a genre in and of itself. Yet, not one of them even comes close; they're just dull imitations, even the good ones. All the drugs in the world alone cannot give someone this kind of vision.

[@IllIlllI]

Well first of, you can see the influence of surrealism (and some other art styles) in his work, directly in the way he copied former artists work (0:41 artist I’m not sure but I know the painting, or 0:35 looks like one of dahli‘s work). Second he actually knew a lot of famous artists / surrealist in person, so he was able to get information and inspiration from them. Third he was born in WW2, leading to a lot of trauma / influence from that. Fourth must be his personality type (i think it was intp) mixed with maybe something on the autism spectrum and or other psychosis induced illness (from drugs or ww2 trauma) And least but not last, A SHIT TON OF DRUGS (definitely psychedelics (lsd, shrooms, dmt,... and maybe other substances). In conclusion, that’s why it’s so hard to replicate his mindset and therefore his work / style. It’s simply impossible nowadays since point 2 & 3 can’t be provoked or reproduced (and that’s good I think)

[@darthxentoth8432]

Maybe because the realization of reality, of how ugly the truth behind of humanity, and truth behind creation of life. only the dark parts and mixing it with his sanity. Only to create....beauty 😔✊: And....scene.

[@martinharris5017]

LSD, Opium, and artistic talent.

[@sethleoric2598]

H.R giger = skin made out of metal Bekinski = metal made out of skin

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

The second one is more identidied with war... Word war also deoression and success also a parody according to what I have listen

[@jackkotze1856]

Ive lost count how many times ive watched this video, so well put together and the audio works perfect 👌 Giger is the Goat!

[@michaelsummerell8618]

It's amazing, and frankly rather scary, that all these images came from one man's mind...

[@Billbeaux]

Can you imagine if it had come from multiple people's minds? THE HIVE MIND

[@ladiesgentswegothim]

It's like, peering into the Warp, or hell, or something. Pure madness.

[@dailionclassen6902]

So true

[@RIXRADvidz]

These were my dreams after seeing ''Alien'' for the first time.....for months after...

[@davidrobbins3018]

WITCHCRAFT AT WORK.

[@ms.audreyhorne2450]

We've sadly lost Rutger Hauer last year. His infamous quote from his character, Roy Batty: "Moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain." From Ridley Scott's 1982 science fiction cult classic "Blade Runner". To me, only the bad moments in time will be lost in rain, but the good moments will bring me happy tears to my eyes when I recognize my home, where I used to live, where I used to go to school, when I tried something for the first time, you know?! Childhood memories. Ah, Rutger Hauer I sadly miss you, and to all the people out there who is a big fan of Blade Runner and Science fiction films and pop culture. Even though you played the bad guy. But, you will always be remembered as Roy Batty. 😇😔😢. Dear, Rutger.... I will always remember you as being a part of the Blade Runner trilogy.

[@Quang_Tran_asdf]

I'm so glad those Scorn dev guys took inspiration from Giger's art and push it even futher

[@brainwashingdetergent4322]

The ol Google or KZbin machine is listening again! I asked the wife if she knew of HR Geiger and she said no, so I showed her some pics on an image search from a Google search. And lo and behold, this shows up in my feed a day later...

[@Nephoule]

this giger guy knew something. I can't believe someone was able to nearly imagine these visions. I don't know how to describe the feeling of the arts but it is truly something special

[@pruneface413]

This is my first time seeing more of his works, and each frame is just this world of inorganic and organic mixture that you feel there is zero life even if these figures are in front of you, yet filled with something unimaginable

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

I think is a mixed sometimes, sometimes demonic lives, sometimes no live as u wrote

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

And there is more scorn brought me here, and ther is muuuch more about this guy

[@artyomRL]

Giger was a part of something. He drew what he saw .

[@pynkdymund7844]

Yup. Alot of his work is most definitely drawn from one being in the room.

[@benijager1372]

Joe Biden eating pizza

[@racevanandros2916]

PHARMAKIA

[@benijager1372]

@Ligeia 2022. penis are based

[@BentoBoxBobbyTV]

I think he was an alien since how every photo he was in he looked disturbed.

[@expandapantsii341]

This is art that I don’t think we’ll ever see again. Giga’s work is one of a kind, beautiful in craft and horrifying in design, the nature of these are indescribable but amazing.

[@darbycrash5320]

Masterpiece. Underrated.

[@phriz7774]

Giger's art is extraordinary he shows us the final stage of human evolution were biomechanical humans and aliens exist and infuse as one species.

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

Or demonic?

[@zaakart4556]

yes i agree. his work is like vision of the future that we know we will become but we are in denial that this will happen!

[@BlazingOwnager]

HR Giger: Often imitated. Never duplicated.

[@juanitadiaz5928]

Spellbinding between hell and heaven, sensual and scary, demonizing and free spirited..This man is definitely a creative genius.I was a kid when I saw alien and had nightmares and as a adult I appreciate the artistic eye behind that movie.Unbridled imagination for sure 🌞

[@patrickk-night-crows5880]

Das Schauen des Videos, Betrachten der Bilder und Schwelgen in den ureigenen Assoziationen - das hatte eine fast hypnotische Wirkung auf mich. Eine der vielen Stärken des Surrealismus. Und Giger war ein Meister darin.

[@marcelocroce6072]

Su obra es magnífica,tan explícita,surrealista y tan ALIEN,que marca tan profunda nos dejó su legado y su arte,gracias maestro donde sea que estés,por siempre y para siempre,tu obra Inmortal

[@cinemaskull9886]

The man was a creative genius

[@TwiggyShei]

Congratulations, you have now played Scorn.

[@KardboardKenny]

i'd love to see a Night Gallery type book/show with every single one of his pieces. who else would have loved to see him illustrate a Lovecraft story or two?

[@flonflon62]

Thank you for this trip in hell, the music, the length, the rythm... a very good video. Giger's artworks are terrifying, but very interesting to see, and, i cannot describe in which way , but very instructive to me.

[@DistantMirrors]

Thank you for watching!

[@RustyShackleford051]

If you showed somebody from the 1800s a modern oil refinery I think they'd feel like we do now

[@JOhnDoe-nl4wj]

Good point. I often feel like Giger tried to show a very dystopian view on human evolution.

[@oldgit4260]

It's like someone's gone to Hell and taken pictures...

[@toddedwards6383]

That's exactly what it is, and it's real what he has someone envisioned.

[@toddedwards6383]

Hell for some, heaven for others.

[@Nikos777Music]

not hell, not heaven, it's Giger's marvelous world

[@sebastiancrenshaw851]

I know that quote, but I don't remember the country.

[@pike815]

Caught for eternity in cybernetic abyss or biological death and resurrection show

[@morkeherrer2024]

He was and it will always be the best artist on Earth's surface.

[@leontiveros]

H.R. Giger abrió la caja de pandora que todos tenemos en nuestra mente, pero que no sabíamos de su existencia. Un terror latente, el miedo a lo desconocido e inexplicable. El tipo fue un genio al descubrir un nuevo género del terror.

[@ZGondi]

Lovecraft dices?

[@ZINCOVIX8754]

Creative opium filled genius.Sadly not many gifted souls like him left on this corrupted earth-ball.For his magnificent Alien Creature design , he should immediately have had a universe named after him.Brilliant upload.

[@worstxb1playertylerteehc635]

he should of copyrighted the Alien components for sure

[@conversacionesconmipadre]

Well said

[@ScornedOne1080]

There kinda will be . . . game called "Scorn" coming out next year I think. Heavy on the biomechanical art.

[@zerotonero4290]

Gigerverse? Idk. Gigers designs are mesmerising and I believe he deserved more than being known as "the Alien guy" I love Alien but when the rest of his work is examined further, people will find his art to be as mesmerising, if not more so.

[@ScornedOne1080]

Well, his art is a kind of genre, so the only way most people would reference him (especially here in the US) is if they happened to see the movies, or walked by an artbook that had his work at a library or bookstore. Otherwise, he's known only because of the Alien(s) franchise.

[@moeker8826]

ALIEN no sería nada sin el arte y trabajo de este hombre, en verdad pocos genios hay como el!

[@CIOWhitepapers]

Anyone else feeling homesick for the world that H.R. Geiger describes?

[@latviandragon2718]

uh

[@Red-bt9fh]

Yes I get what you mean

[@user-sb1pl1ln6b]

Hahaha...

[@Roni62]

R.I.P, a great avant-garde artist

[@ms.audreyhorne2450]

R.i.P. H.r Giger and Rutger Hauer, we will sadly miss you in Blade Runner, we are crying tears in the rain for you 😭💧

[@oresto8992]

Best Giger on KZbin--thanks DM.

[@TRak598]

Giger's art is basically a macabre, futuristic-dystopian interpretation of Dante's Inferno. It takes some of the deepest expressions of human madness and desire as well as the suffering of the flesh and gives it all a purpose in a future where emotions and bonds have no meaning, only the primal instincts of all living beings. His creatures and contraptions (often impossible to tell apart) represent the apex of technology, the ultimate results of living and thriving, but without any complex social interactions to control them. These advanced sentient beings design, scheme, consider and discuss, and yet it all serves to nothing but reproduction and biological development... To devour the entire Universe. They don't act this way because they despise emotions, but because they are so unimaginably intelligent that they are able to understand the relation between cause and consequence of any action one can ever perform in minimal time. If you are familiar with coding, think of it as being able to almost instantly understand the logic of binary code, or even analyze the state of analogic devices with pin-point accuracy. What is the point of making abstractions, using interfaces, commenting code? None. Spread, assimilate the inorganic, defy the entropic order of the cosmos and then "flip a bird" at everything by just dying when all is done. That's all. This is the point where you can realize why it also represents a terrifyingly rational view on Eldritch Abominations. It's simple yet genius: By connectiong all these insanely effective organisms together in a bio-mechanical "circuit board", a superorganism is born, one capable of making use of a logic that is completely impossible to be understood by its individual parts... Or by other living beings of similar complexity. It shows, in a rather brutal way, that the existence of entities that we cannot comprehend is a certainty, so much so that such entities can even be brought fourth by "lesser" beings such as humans.

[@ceruleanrock2265]

So basically these beings are so smart they go back around to being animalistic?

[@MaiaEmpyrean]

​@@ceruleanrock2265Yeah. Pretty weird, right?

[@user-qo5io8cb2g]

what you wrote was known a long time ago in Buddhism, or as Tyler Durden said, reject everything that doesn’t matter!

[@Driak22]

This art is like a form of speech and not it’s just creativity

[@RPSI-HELV]

C'est magnifique, quelle dualité. Erotique et effrayant, mécanique et organique. Ce type est un génie.

[@garrybell3492]

Loved the music, Distant Mirrors it well with this photo segment.👍

[@OldMotorbikeMan]

Gigs 1st ever art show release was...2 loafs of hollowed out bread rolls he wore as shoes....what a legend,haha his style,his attitude to art,tottally revolutionary for his time Most people only see the darker side of his art&humour..but he was truly so much more than that. RIP TO A TRUE ART MASTER

[@blakeanderson4022]

All around the world there are artist that match H.R. when it comes to putting pen to paper. However there are very few that could say they have such a strong imagination.

[@miguelbrito99]

Amazing, what goes on in a genius mind? There are some people who can show what others dont even imagine on their deepest dreams...lol i am100% fan of this kind of art and all saga of "Alien"

[@AnteDiluvian]

H.R Giger was a Keeper of Secrets. There is no other explanation.

[@benijager1372]

he knew about pizzagate yo

[@automatonm99]

Maybe we all are in our own ways, and we simply don't know it.

[@guillermozuniga2340]

Por DIOS COMO AMO EL ARTE DE GIGER... ES TAN REPRESENTATIVO Q EL SOLO HECHO DE VERLO ME LLEVA A UN LUGAR LEJANO Y MUY SOMBRÍO LO PODRÍA LLEGAR A LLAMAR ALUCINANTE

[@guillermozuniga2340]

DELIRANTE E IMAGINATIVO ES YODO UN MUNDO DONDE SE DESPRENDE MIS MÁS HONDO SENTIDO DE UN YO OLVIDADO POR COMPLETO HASTA QUE APARECE O MEJOR DICHO AFLORA EN CUANTO VEO UNA HERMOSA IMAGEN DE GIGER'S.....

[@Agustin_Leal]

NO ME GRITEEES

[@xzevious69]

Absolutely beautiful Giger and Dali were very inspirational for me

[@flaviogoncalves78]

Sensacional! Estranho e belo aí mesmo tempo! Obrigado pela postagem!

[@Optimus_Primes_hips]

I couldn’t look away watching this, his work is so visceral and beautiful

[@IllIlllI]

So glad this is on distant mirrors, a lot of good pictures!

[@KF-qj2rn]

Fantastic job, DM. I wish I could have seen all of this 'back in the day', I got "Giger's Alien' and a postcard book, but the internet/YT has opened new doors. The first time seeing color red in his art, and the volcanoes. Or the fantastic stair perspectives. The environments/arrays? that exhibit his industrial design background are best.

[@DoktorPaj]

Thanks for taking the time to compile and share these, really interesting!

[@thecandlemaker1329]

Personally, I was introduced to the art of HR Giger through the cover of the ELP album "Brain Salad Surgery". What can I say? They don't make music or art like that anymore.

[@LeDomge]

Thank you! I was always admiring works of H.R. Giger and I thank you for your video.

[@DistantMirrors]

Thank you for watching!

[@XianVivre]

I want to be able to wander through this twisted but beautiful world. This feeling of horror and curiosity simply captivates me. This is what I lust for.

[@LeslieBarany1]

You can wander through Giger's beautiful and twisted world on a leisurely weekend, at the HR Giger Museum in Gruyeres, Swizerland!

[@alexradice8163]

Meditate nigga

[@classicartfoundation639]

Wow you're so edgy and original

[@classicartfoundation639]

@@alexradice8163 lol

[@user-tc1gk2xm1e]

Вот нас они и посетили Непощадили никого Где красота теперь? от ныне Живём не зная ничего. Всё изменилось в одночасье И только в памяти плывёт Картин забытых,как ненастье Никто уже не узнаёт. Всё симметрично,безупречно И интересом правит мир И только в памяти беспечно Встаёт в картинах лабиринт. Есть мысль,возможно и познание Но вот куда то приведёт? На нижний уровень сознания Великий Разум обретёт. Ну а цена ему какая? Да как всегда,цена есть жизнь И в танце тех теней играя Была бы жизнь,была бы жизнь.😊

[@evavevere7930]

Ну и я жить собираюсь !

[@lopiklop]

when i was like 11/13 the first time I saw some of Giger's stuff I thought they were real egyptian hieroglyphs, that's the type of distinction his art evokes, i thought it was literally from a different world and time

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

At some Point but there is more muuuch more

[@ms.audreyhorne2450]

I've just heard about Ian Holm's passing. He passed away at 88 years old. RIP, dear Ian Holm 😔🥀. You will always be remembered as Ash from Alien, and Bilbo from Lord Of The Rings. Hope your dancing with the angels and God from Heaven 😇❤.

[@classicartfoundation639]

And Napolean died in 1821

[@Choices2aa]

H.R Giger's work taps into our deepest fears its something not of this world If he studied the Neconmonicon about another world that did exist before us then this would be it.

[@user-om9cf2tl8k]

I miss Giger. He seems like a interesting fellow. His art is very interesting gross and beautiful at the same time

[@rouasz7254]

A new video! Thank you, this is beautiful :)

[@DistantMirrors]

Thank you for watching, as always! :)

[@larryaldrich4351]

Much of this material was published in Giger's "Nicronomicon", a big book with his best artwork. A collector's item.

[@3peckeredgoat735]

His ability to create hell scapes is second to none! His art is terrorizinglly beautiful.

[@stephendevore9926]

Awesome!!! Many pictures I have never seen to this day in October 2023.I have seen alot but missed many. Thanks again 😊

[@cybergothika6906]

He will forever be remembered as the one who managed to exteriorize depression in the right colors and forms. Giger is so much than just Alien movie, it is so complex. May he rest in art.

[@JaredMadnessCaineLaw48ft]

2:43-2:48 IS MY FAVORITE H.R.GIGER PAINTING OF ALL TIME!!!!!! GOD I LOVE IT SO MUCH!!!!!!

[@Ohpleaseimbored]

Pervert

[@darthxentoth8432]

This is the far most disturbance and Beautiful thing thing I have ever seeing.

[@bbad00]

EDl arte de giger es especial... Si, él ya está en otro plano de existencia pero es inmortal por su arte. El arte del terror, lo grotesco y la biomecánica.

[@charlessomerset9754]

Absolutely nothing compares to Giger. Master of the sinister airbrush. And I think he should rest firmly in the pantheon of immortals.

[@russo1501]

12:35 Amo los escenarios de Giger.

[@andreramos7282]

Absolutily scary and wonderful. H R Giger is the one my prefered plastic art. It´s only Bosch to have the same great style.

[@worstxb1playertylerteehc635]

Thanks for sharing not seen many of these

[@Pterodactylphenylalanine]

Damn I love his work. So clean and detailed with atmospheric technique for days

[@bloodpervertor335]

Maestro de maestros!!!! 💀💀💀

[@Graceology101]

I Love his Work

[@vitneykelvithandrade5739]

Esse giger é doidão mesmo hein

[@orion8]

It is just another world drawn by majestic artist, lots of people could not even imagine all that locations and mystic creatures..

[@notname4414]

This exactly how ive allways imagine the extraterreatrial landscapes. Completely beyond our wildest dreams (or nightmares)

[@piedramultiaristas8573]

Or demonic too?

[@davidfbenko]

Superb music choice.

[@hypercanibalismo]

Out of this world

[@The_Unflushable]

Went to his museum in Gruyere, Switzerland. It wonderful. The cafe next to it is also fully in his style.

[@Kuncybeusz]

0:41 Isle of the Dead. Originally by Arnold Böcklin.

[@adinocc2042]

It's a very cool reworking of the original.

[@latviandragon2718]

@@adinocc2042 yeah

[@AS-rk5vb]

I wonder what Giger’s interpretation of The Terminator would have looked like had he designed one. We can only imagine.

[@miles2378]

He did a statue called "Biomechanoid" comes close i think ist one of his.

[@johnmartlew5897]

After watching this I had to recalibrate my geiger counter.

[@knightlyvalentine6761]

i think i've found a new artist i like loving his work

[@redstaplerguyforlifepastpr5763]

Same

[@SAVUFILMS]

So Giger is the inspiration for: Alien. Species. Scorn. Is there anything I might have missed?

[@thomasmagee9576]

SAVUFILMS +Yeah,you forgot "The Thing From Butt Creek".

[@satanamogila9251]

Literally any piece of media with biomechanical design in it

[@martinharris5017]

Jodorowsky's Dune. Swiss Made 2069, Poltergeist 2. Several video games...

[@intorsusvolo7834]

The movie ‘Bioslime’

[@dracopo8862]

Claymore and from what I've heard he also inspired BLAME!