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Logo design and graphic identity for Mayhem Requiem @ladygaga @applemusic

As seen at the funeral procession and film screening in Los Angeles.

Obituary for Mayhem Requiem on the @latimes back cover nationwide. Today, May 14th 2026.

Campaign art direction and design for @ladygaga @applemusic

Obituary for Mayhem Requiem on the @latimes back cover nationwide. Today, May 14th 2026.

Campaign art direction and design for @ladygaga @applemusic

Obituary for Mayhem Requiem on the @latimes back cover nationwide. Today, May 14th 2026.

Campaign art direction and design for @ladygaga @applemusic

Mayhem Requiem visual campaign art direction & design for @ladygaga @applemusic

1. Theatre poster captured by @jack_bridgland_studio
2. Album art & logo design
3. Campaign announcement at the final Mayhem Ball at Madison Square Garden

…and more to come soon.

Mayhem Requiem visual campaign art direction & design for @ladygaga @applemusic

1. Theatre poster captured by @jack_bridgland_studio
2. Album art & logo design
3. Campaign announcement at the final Mayhem Ball at Madison Square Garden

…and more to come soon.

Mayhem Requiem visual campaign art direction & design for @ladygaga @applemusic

1. Theatre poster captured by @jack_bridgland_studio
2. Album art & logo design
3. Campaign announcement at the final Mayhem Ball at Madison Square Garden

…and more to come soon.

Scenic Art Direction for @gracelingofficial SS24
Neanderthal

Set in New York City’s industrial arts district, the immersive 30 ft gallery came into focus with two tall chrome walls. They equally draw the eye while commanding a monolithic presence, providing a one-point perspective that evokes a Stanley Kubrick film. Models emerged out of the dark void as if transmitted through a singular beam of light...
Through clothing that is both youthful and mature at the same time, NEVERLAND is a continued study of the relationship between human anatomy and objects. Referencing the synergy of Modernists and Surrealists, like Brancusi and Les Lalanne, eclectic objects of biomorphic sensibilities enshrined into metal sculptures. They form an intimate relationship with the garments, serving as buttons, closures, and cult-like symbols and code. Modern relics are abstracted to their most primitive and essential forms, suggesting gestures of what they could befit. It could be a dagger, or it could mimic a human’s collarbone.

Citing one of the earliest works of surrealism - Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights” - the collection includes a bag in the shape of an evil crow, a minaudiere in the shape of a butt, a novelty ombré fabric that fades from opaque to sheer skin. Deviance never looked more chic and sophisticated. Through concealing and revealing, the human body is framed in clean, spatial lines - the perfect balance between sensuality and formality.

As we find ourselves having to be calm amongst the chaos, NEVERLAND is a light-hearted allegory to the absurdism of human condition. It is a tribute to our inner child, sometimes naive and deviant, but always authentic as we pave our way in life. As Peter Pan explains, there are no “lost girls” because girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams and be lost in this manner.

Creative Direction by @gracelingofficial
Casting by @trekoch
Art Direction @officeofrose @kellen_______
Music by @madeon
Make Up by @newyorkmakeupacademy @mai.mor
Hair by @jaxandking @cutlersalon x @Redken
Nails by @demigodofnails
Shoes sponsored by @charleskeithofficial

Scenic Art Direction for @gracelingofficial SS24
Neanderthal

Set in New York City’s industrial arts district, the immersive 30 ft gallery came into focus with two tall chrome walls. They equally draw the eye while commanding a monolithic presence, providing a one-point perspective that evokes a Stanley Kubrick film. Models emerged out of the dark void as if transmitted through a singular beam of light...
Through clothing that is both youthful and mature at the same time, NEVERLAND is a continued study of the relationship between human anatomy and objects. Referencing the synergy of Modernists and Surrealists, like Brancusi and Les Lalanne, eclectic objects of biomorphic sensibilities enshrined into metal sculptures. They form an intimate relationship with the garments, serving as buttons, closures, and cult-like symbols and code. Modern relics are abstracted to their most primitive and essential forms, suggesting gestures of what they could befit. It could be a dagger, or it could mimic a human’s collarbone.

Citing one of the earliest works of surrealism - Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights” - the collection includes a bag in the shape of an evil crow, a minaudiere in the shape of a butt, a novelty ombré fabric that fades from opaque to sheer skin. Deviance never looked more chic and sophisticated. Through concealing and revealing, the human body is framed in clean, spatial lines - the perfect balance between sensuality and formality.

As we find ourselves having to be calm amongst the chaos, NEVERLAND is a light-hearted allegory to the absurdism of human condition. It is a tribute to our inner child, sometimes naive and deviant, but always authentic as we pave our way in life. As Peter Pan explains, there are no “lost girls” because girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams and be lost in this manner.

Creative Direction by @gracelingofficial
Casting by @trekoch
Art Direction @officeofrose @kellen_______
Music by @madeon
Make Up by @newyorkmakeupacademy @mai.mor
Hair by @jaxandking @cutlersalon x @Redken
Nails by @demigodofnails
Shoes sponsored by @charleskeithofficial

Scenic Art Direction for @gracelingofficial SS24
Neanderthal

Set in New York City’s industrial arts district, the immersive 30 ft gallery came into focus with two tall chrome walls. They equally draw the eye while commanding a monolithic presence, providing a one-point perspective that evokes a Stanley Kubrick film. Models emerged out of the dark void as if transmitted through a singular beam of light...
Through clothing that is both youthful and mature at the same time, NEVERLAND is a continued study of the relationship between human anatomy and objects. Referencing the synergy of Modernists and Surrealists, like Brancusi and Les Lalanne, eclectic objects of biomorphic sensibilities enshrined into metal sculptures. They form an intimate relationship with the garments, serving as buttons, closures, and cult-like symbols and code. Modern relics are abstracted to their most primitive and essential forms, suggesting gestures of what they could befit. It could be a dagger, or it could mimic a human’s collarbone.

Citing one of the earliest works of surrealism - Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights” - the collection includes a bag in the shape of an evil crow, a minaudiere in the shape of a butt, a novelty ombré fabric that fades from opaque to sheer skin. Deviance never looked more chic and sophisticated. Through concealing and revealing, the human body is framed in clean, spatial lines - the perfect balance between sensuality and formality.

As we find ourselves having to be calm amongst the chaos, NEVERLAND is a light-hearted allegory to the absurdism of human condition. It is a tribute to our inner child, sometimes naive and deviant, but always authentic as we pave our way in life. As Peter Pan explains, there are no “lost girls” because girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams and be lost in this manner.

Creative Direction by @gracelingofficial
Casting by @trekoch
Art Direction @officeofrose @kellen_______
Music by @madeon
Make Up by @newyorkmakeupacademy @mai.mor
Hair by @jaxandking @cutlersalon x @Redken
Nails by @demigodofnails
Shoes sponsored by @charleskeithofficial

Scenic Art Direction for @gracelingofficial SS24
Neanderthal

Set in New York City’s industrial arts district, the immersive 30 ft gallery came into focus with two tall chrome walls. They equally draw the eye while commanding a monolithic presence, providing a one-point perspective that evokes a Stanley Kubrick film. Models emerged out of the dark void as if transmitted through a singular beam of light...
Through clothing that is both youthful and mature at the same time, NEVERLAND is a continued study of the relationship between human anatomy and objects. Referencing the synergy of Modernists and Surrealists, like Brancusi and Les Lalanne, eclectic objects of biomorphic sensibilities enshrined into metal sculptures. They form an intimate relationship with the garments, serving as buttons, closures, and cult-like symbols and code. Modern relics are abstracted to their most primitive and essential forms, suggesting gestures of what they could befit. It could be a dagger, or it could mimic a human’s collarbone.

Citing one of the earliest works of surrealism - Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights” - the collection includes a bag in the shape of an evil crow, a minaudiere in the shape of a butt, a novelty ombré fabric that fades from opaque to sheer skin. Deviance never looked more chic and sophisticated. Through concealing and revealing, the human body is framed in clean, spatial lines - the perfect balance between sensuality and formality.

As we find ourselves having to be calm amongst the chaos, NEVERLAND is a light-hearted allegory to the absurdism of human condition. It is a tribute to our inner child, sometimes naive and deviant, but always authentic as we pave our way in life. As Peter Pan explains, there are no “lost girls” because girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams and be lost in this manner.

Creative Direction by @gracelingofficial
Casting by @trekoch
Art Direction @officeofrose @kellen_______
Music by @madeon
Make Up by @newyorkmakeupacademy @mai.mor
Hair by @jaxandking @cutlersalon x @Redken
Nails by @demigodofnails
Shoes sponsored by @charleskeithofficial

Scenic Art Direction for @gracelingofficial SS24
Neanderthal

Set in New York City’s industrial arts district, the immersive 30 ft gallery came into focus with two tall chrome walls. They equally draw the eye while commanding a monolithic presence, providing a one-point perspective that evokes a Stanley Kubrick film. Models emerged out of the dark void as if transmitted through a singular beam of light...
Through clothing that is both youthful and mature at the same time, NEVERLAND is a continued study of the relationship between human anatomy and objects. Referencing the synergy of Modernists and Surrealists, like Brancusi and Les Lalanne, eclectic objects of biomorphic sensibilities enshrined into metal sculptures. They form an intimate relationship with the garments, serving as buttons, closures, and cult-like symbols and code. Modern relics are abstracted to their most primitive and essential forms, suggesting gestures of what they could befit. It could be a dagger, or it could mimic a human’s collarbone.

Citing one of the earliest works of surrealism - Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights” - the collection includes a bag in the shape of an evil crow, a minaudiere in the shape of a butt, a novelty ombré fabric that fades from opaque to sheer skin. Deviance never looked more chic and sophisticated. Through concealing and revealing, the human body is framed in clean, spatial lines - the perfect balance between sensuality and formality.

As we find ourselves having to be calm amongst the chaos, NEVERLAND is a light-hearted allegory to the absurdism of human condition. It is a tribute to our inner child, sometimes naive and deviant, but always authentic as we pave our way in life. As Peter Pan explains, there are no “lost girls” because girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams and be lost in this manner.

Creative Direction by @gracelingofficial
Casting by @trekoch
Art Direction @officeofrose @kellen_______
Music by @madeon
Make Up by @newyorkmakeupacademy @mai.mor
Hair by @jaxandking @cutlersalon x @Redken
Nails by @demigodofnails
Shoes sponsored by @charleskeithofficial

Scenic Art Direction for @gracelingofficial SS24
Neanderthal

Set in New York City’s industrial arts district, the immersive 30 ft gallery came into focus with two tall chrome walls. They equally draw the eye while commanding a monolithic presence, providing a one-point perspective that evokes a Stanley Kubrick film. Models emerged out of the dark void as if transmitted through a singular beam of light...
Through clothing that is both youthful and mature at the same time, NEVERLAND is a continued study of the relationship between human anatomy and objects. Referencing the synergy of Modernists and Surrealists, like Brancusi and Les Lalanne, eclectic objects of biomorphic sensibilities enshrined into metal sculptures. They form an intimate relationship with the garments, serving as buttons, closures, and cult-like symbols and code. Modern relics are abstracted to their most primitive and essential forms, suggesting gestures of what they could befit. It could be a dagger, or it could mimic a human’s collarbone.

Citing one of the earliest works of surrealism - Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights” - the collection includes a bag in the shape of an evil crow, a minaudiere in the shape of a butt, a novelty ombré fabric that fades from opaque to sheer skin. Deviance never looked more chic and sophisticated. Through concealing and revealing, the human body is framed in clean, spatial lines - the perfect balance between sensuality and formality.

As we find ourselves having to be calm amongst the chaos, NEVERLAND is a light-hearted allegory to the absurdism of human condition. It is a tribute to our inner child, sometimes naive and deviant, but always authentic as we pave our way in life. As Peter Pan explains, there are no “lost girls” because girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams and be lost in this manner.

Creative Direction by @gracelingofficial
Casting by @trekoch
Art Direction @officeofrose @kellen_______
Music by @madeon
Make Up by @newyorkmakeupacademy @mai.mor
Hair by @jaxandking @cutlersalon x @Redken
Nails by @demigodofnails
Shoes sponsored by @charleskeithofficial

Scenic Art Direction for @gracelingofficial SS24
Neanderthal

Set in New York City’s industrial arts district, the immersive 30 ft gallery came into focus with two tall chrome walls. They equally draw the eye while commanding a monolithic presence, providing a one-point perspective that evokes a Stanley Kubrick film. Models emerged out of the dark void as if transmitted through a singular beam of light...
Through clothing that is both youthful and mature at the same time, NEVERLAND is a continued study of the relationship between human anatomy and objects. Referencing the synergy of Modernists and Surrealists, like Brancusi and Les Lalanne, eclectic objects of biomorphic sensibilities enshrined into metal sculptures. They form an intimate relationship with the garments, serving as buttons, closures, and cult-like symbols and code. Modern relics are abstracted to their most primitive and essential forms, suggesting gestures of what they could befit. It could be a dagger, or it could mimic a human’s collarbone.

Citing one of the earliest works of surrealism - Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights” - the collection includes a bag in the shape of an evil crow, a minaudiere in the shape of a butt, a novelty ombré fabric that fades from opaque to sheer skin. Deviance never looked more chic and sophisticated. Through concealing and revealing, the human body is framed in clean, spatial lines - the perfect balance between sensuality and formality.

As we find ourselves having to be calm amongst the chaos, NEVERLAND is a light-hearted allegory to the absurdism of human condition. It is a tribute to our inner child, sometimes naive and deviant, but always authentic as we pave our way in life. As Peter Pan explains, there are no “lost girls” because girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams and be lost in this manner.

Creative Direction by @gracelingofficial
Casting by @trekoch
Art Direction @officeofrose @kellen_______
Music by @madeon
Make Up by @newyorkmakeupacademy @mai.mor
Hair by @jaxandking @cutlersalon x @Redken
Nails by @demigodofnails
Shoes sponsored by @charleskeithofficial

Scenic Art Direction for @gracelingofficial SS24
Neanderthal

Set in New York City’s industrial arts district, the immersive 30 ft gallery came into focus with two tall chrome walls. They equally draw the eye while commanding a monolithic presence, providing a one-point perspective that evokes a Stanley Kubrick film. Models emerged out of the dark void as if transmitted through a singular beam of light...
Through clothing that is both youthful and mature at the same time, NEVERLAND is a continued study of the relationship between human anatomy and objects. Referencing the synergy of Modernists and Surrealists, like Brancusi and Les Lalanne, eclectic objects of biomorphic sensibilities enshrined into metal sculptures. They form an intimate relationship with the garments, serving as buttons, closures, and cult-like symbols and code. Modern relics are abstracted to their most primitive and essential forms, suggesting gestures of what they could befit. It could be a dagger, or it could mimic a human’s collarbone.

Citing one of the earliest works of surrealism - Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights” - the collection includes a bag in the shape of an evil crow, a minaudiere in the shape of a butt, a novelty ombré fabric that fades from opaque to sheer skin. Deviance never looked more chic and sophisticated. Through concealing and revealing, the human body is framed in clean, spatial lines - the perfect balance between sensuality and formality.

As we find ourselves having to be calm amongst the chaos, NEVERLAND is a light-hearted allegory to the absurdism of human condition. It is a tribute to our inner child, sometimes naive and deviant, but always authentic as we pave our way in life. As Peter Pan explains, there are no “lost girls” because girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams and be lost in this manner.

Creative Direction by @gracelingofficial
Casting by @trekoch
Art Direction @officeofrose @kellen_______
Music by @madeon
Make Up by @newyorkmakeupacademy @mai.mor
Hair by @jaxandking @cutlersalon x @Redken
Nails by @demigodofnails
Shoes sponsored by @charleskeithofficial

Creative direction | Set design | Graphic design for @madeon ‘Hi!’ single release pop up, Arts District Los Angeles (2025)

Creative direction | Set design | Graphic design for @madeon ‘Hi!’ single release pop up, Arts District Los Angeles (2025)

Creative direction | Set design | Graphic design for @madeon ‘Hi!’ single release pop up, Arts District Los Angeles (2025)

Creative direction | Set design | Graphic design for @madeon ‘Hi!’ single release pop up, Arts District Los Angeles (2025)

Creative direction | Set design | Graphic design for @madeon ‘Hi!’ single release pop up, Arts District Los Angeles (2025)

Creative direction | Set design | Graphic design for @madeon ‘Hi!’ single release pop up, Arts District Los Angeles (2025)

Creative direction | Set design | Graphic design for @madeon ‘Hi!’ single release pop up, Arts District Los Angeles (2025)

Creative Direction for Victory album art with @madeon & The Architects

Photographer: @jeremybdt_
Vidéo: Arnaud Vieron
Executive Producer: Alexis Peillet Kerherv
Line Producer: Lisa Gambini
Production: MXP, Alexis Peillet, Matiere Premiere
Production Assistant: Yara Gebara, Tom Lavenu, Samy Laaziz
Lighting: Maxime Hemery, Quentin Aussant
Lighting assistant: Florian Bossuet, Lucas Courtois, Rogely Hemba
Location Manager: Jules Poulin
1st Assistant Director: Oscar Le Pollotec
Director of Photography: Maxime Hemery
1st Assistant Camera: Hugo Cheze
Gaffer: Hugo Bellemin
Electrician: Mateo Martin
Stylist: @samouakes
Stylist Assistant: Yelena Rihan, Yuri Lelong, Morgane Perez, Isabela Orozco
Hair: Salomé Narolles
Makeup: Swan Arnaud, Claire Villard, Lucie Graff
Prop Master: Margo Durance
3D : @shinosm
Packaging design: @raegular

OFFICE OF ROSE is a creative office based in Los Angeles. With a focus on creative direction, visual design and image making that spans across fashion, environments, tech, art, and culture.

Creative direction @officeofrose
Photography @sarahshenphoto
Styling @ninakeim

OFFICE OF ROSE is a creative office based in Los Angeles. With a focus on creative direction, visual design and image making that spans across fashion, environments, tech, art, and culture.

Creative direction @officeofrose
Photography @sarahshenphoto
Styling @ninakeim

OFFICE OF ROSE is a creative office based in Los Angeles. With a focus on creative direction, visual design and image making that spans across fashion, environments, tech, art, and culture.

Creative direction @officeofrose
Photography @sarahshenphoto
Styling @ninakeim

OFFICE OF ROSE is a creative office based in Los Angeles. With a focus on creative direction, visual design and image making that spans across fashion, environments, tech, art, and culture.

Creative direction @officeofrose
Photography @sarahshenphoto
Styling @ninakeim

OFFICE OF ROSE is a creative office based in Los Angeles. With a focus on creative direction, visual design and emerging tech that spans across music, fashion, environments, tech, art, and culture.

Creative direction @officeofrose
Photography @sarahshenphoto
Styling @ninakeim

OFFICE OF ROSE is a creative office based in Los Angeles. With a focus on creative direction, visual design and emerging tech that spans across music, fashion, environments, tech, art, and culture.

Creative direction @officeofrose
Photography @sarahshenphoto
Styling @ninakeim

OFFICE OF ROSE is a creative office based in Los Angeles. With a focus on creative direction, visual design and emerging tech that spans across music, fashion, environments, tech, art, and culture.

Creative direction @officeofrose
Photography @sarahshenphoto
Styling @ninakeim