Timothée Chalamet photoshopped in famous paintings
There was no doubt that his deep gaze is inspirational. The twenty-four Timothée Chalamet, half New Yorker half French, is an actor far from immature and has conquered (and broken?) in a very short time not only many hearts (of Lily Rose Depp and Lourdes Maria Ciccone, daughter of Madonna, the most famous ones), but also the attention of the art world and we are not just talking about cinema.
Already a few months after its interpretation in Call me by your name, Luca Guadagnino's film that has definitively made it known to the whole world, pages have started to appear Instagram who more or less transversely saw him protagonist.
The first one was @cmbynmonet, Call Me By Monet, (almost 60,000 followers in just 60 posts) the account that could be considered a tribute to the film that earned him an Oscar nomination for best actor. Timothée, dreamy air, is extrapolated from the frames of the film and seems to be perfectly at ease within settings and paintings of Claude Monet.
Also @chalametinart, "Badly photoshopped Timmy" puts his hands on the author, 38 posts and 92 thousand followers offer great material in the same direction, this time inserting the actor in the classics of art, one above all Lute player of the Caravaggio. "Its appearance seems to adapt perfectly to any painting at any time" says the creator of this project.
And he had to think the same way too @zarascreatives, which, in the wake of the previous account, accentuates the androgynous side of Timothée Chalamet, who seems to embody, at least physically, a fluidity between male and female that we often find in the world of classical art. Here we find him imagined at the end of the 19th century alongside Zendaya in a pre-Raphaelite painting Strudwick.
And while the golden boy is getting ready to to interpret nothing less than Bob Dylan in Going Electric, we just have to accompany him in what appears to be his version of Never Ending Tour.
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