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Gregory Brown Dallas, Texas

Artist Gregory Brown melds Verscace ties with dynamic geometric patterns. Gregory emphasizes the art in fashion by breathing a new life in late Gianni Versace's work. With a collection of vintage Versace ties, Gregory expands the creative vision on canvas by spotlighting each Versace piece. "The glamour in fashion ended with Gianni's death in 1997, I wanted to find a way to keep his collection alive," states Gregory. In his free time, Gregory enjoys traveling across Europe, reading historical stories, and being an avid runner. His dynamic artwork has been displayed in American Airlines Admirals Clubs in both Miami and Chicago, the World Trade Center in Dallas, and shown at exhibits in Jerusalem and Paris.

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    About The Artist

    Artist Gregory Brown melds Verscace ties with dynamic geometric patterns. Gregory emphasizes the art in fashion by breathing a new life in late Gianni Versace's work. With a collection of vintage Versace ties, Gregory expands the creative vision on canvas by spotlighting each Versace piece. "The glamour in fashion ended with Gianni's death in 1997, I wanted to find a way to keep his collection alive," states Gregory. In his free time, Gregory enjoys traveling across Europe, reading historical stories, and being an avid runner. His dynamic artwork has been displayed in American Airlines Admirals Clubs in both Miami and Chicago, the World Trade Center in Dallas, and shown at exhibits in Jerusalem and Paris.

    Artist Statement

    My mission is to bring the designs of Gianni Versace back to life. I was the Versace menswear specialist at Neiman Marcus in the 1990’s. After Gianni Versace was murdered in 1997, I started collecting the ties which Gianni himself had a hand in designing, which are now referred to as pre-death ties. Each of my paintings has an original Versace tie wrapped around it and attached with glue. The tie and canvas become one with each other to make a dynamic new work. I want people to smile when looking at my work and remember the contribution Gianni Versace made to the fashion and art world.

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