Where Monsters Dream collaborates with new artists throughout the year. We are excited to share the work of the following artist with you!
CRAIG MUZIO, PAINTER
LA, CA
Born in North Beach, San Francisco, Craig lived in New York in the 80’s through the early 90’s, where he was a graffiti music video artist. Now based in Los Angeles, he has worked over 25 years as an artist for the movie industry. Craig is currently concentrating on his personal art. His recent paintings reflect his great love of Japanese gangster movies and “outside” cultures throughout the world.
July 2023
RSVP for Aug 12th and meet the Artist at the Opening show for "Outside Cultures"
Ito collaborated with Craig on a limited edition of signature clothing pieces that incorporate his recent Japanese movie gangster paintings. You can see his work and the collaboration at our shop, Where Monsters Dream, 701 E. 3rd St. #110, LA CA 90013
You can Contact Craig at: camuzio@gmail.com
DEANN DUTEIL
SCULPTURE AND PAINTINGS
Northern, CA
DeAnn has a wonderful sense physical and energetic balance in her sculptures, incorporating ethically sourced natural bones, feathers and stones.
We are excited to feature her signature sculptures as well as her new abstract series, explorations in India and alcohol ink paintings.
Exclusively at Where Monsters Dream.
About DeAnn Duteil
"I have been many things but it has always been about creativity."
"As I’m drawn in by the materials, they guide me to create what they want to become and in the process their gift to me is the joyful opportunity to lose myself in the creative energy!"
You can follow her on Instagram at: birthdeath.and.otherfairytales
DeAnn's work is currently on exhibit and available for purchase at Where Monsters Dream.
Evan is a San Francisco based musician and artist with a rich and varied history of musical projects. Over the years, evan has developed a language all his own, that encapsulates his unique observations of interconnectedness and the wonder in the world around him, and gives form to it’s ephemeral nature.
One can easily lose themselves in the textural dream worlds that Evan creates with his musical projects.
For Where Monsters Dream, Evan worked with themes of memory, fleeting fragments, perception of being; capturing the sense, spirit and feel and enlivening the space of our dream world with hidden jewels of sound that add depth and interpretation to the environment.
More about Evan’s most recent musical project:
https://dynamophone.bandcamp.com/album/filia-melusine
https://dynamophone.bandcamp.com/album/dormio-animus