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Frank Moth

Frank Moth creates a dreamlike bridge between 1960s nostalgia and the vast expanse of the future.

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About Frank

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Established in 2014, Frank Moth is the creative alias of Greek artistic duo Eleftherios S. and Marianna M. Based in Veria and Heraklion, the self-taught pair constructs digital collages that function as nostalgic postcards from a distant future. Their practice involves a meticulous layering of vintage 1960s and 70s imagery against expansive cosmic and natural backdrops, creating a distinct visual language that has earned a place in the permanent collection of the State Library Victoria.

Visual voice

Their work is defined by a surrealist blend of floral elements and futuristic landscapes where human figures often appear with obscured or incomplete faces. These compositions explore recurring themes of solitude, nostalgia, and depersonalization through a palette of retro textures and vast, atmospheric settings.
Digital CollageVintage SurrealismFuturistic LandscapesFloral ElementsRetro FuturismAtmospheric Solitude

Good to Know

Who is the artist behind Frank Moth?

Frank Moth is an artistic duo from Greece consisting of Eleftherios S. and Marianna M., who have been collaborating since 2014.

What medium does Frank Moth use?

The duo specializes in digital collage, primarily utilizing self-taught techniques to merge vintage photography with futuristic elements.

What are the recurring themes in their work?

Their art frequently explores solitude, nostalgia, and depersonalization, often featuring figures with hidden faces in cosmic or natural environments.

Where has Frank Moth's work been recognized?

Their work has been featured by The New York Times, Adobe, and Huffington Post, and is held in the State Library Victoria permanent collection.

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