Blending Baroque elements with pop culture, Eddy Vitalone creates vivid compositions featuring familiar icons such as Bugs Bunny, Scrooge McDuck, and Betty Boop. Born in 1984 in Moulins and a 2007 graduate of the Clermont-Ferrand School of Fine Arts, Vitalone describes his approach as 'Pop Baroque.' His paintings—executed with acrylic and spray paint on canvas or plexiglass—bring together theatrical imagery and collective memory, infusing humor and nostalgia. Vitalone is represented by over 23 galleries and has shown his work in a dozen countries, including appearances at international art fairs like Art Verona, Scope Miami, and Art Montpellier. Notable works include 'The Mad Dash' and 'Scrooge McDuck’s Dream,' both of which engage with the motifs of modern myth and consumer culture. He shares his ongoing work with an international following on Instagram (@eddyvitalone).