The famed New York theatre director and artist is known for his filmed portraits of famous faces which blend his love for the theatrical, art history and film
18.30 BSTUsually, Wilson works with people he’s crossed paths with in his theatre career, but Pitt and he had a mutual interest. “Brad and Bob are both total chair fetishists. I think Bob has the largest private chair collection in the US and Brad’s is like No. 3,” says Chris Green. In this portrait Pitt is mostly still, before slowly raising a water pistol to shoot the camera. “It’s really hard to stand completely still, but he has such control over his body, it’s immaculate.
Kelly famously worked with Hitchcock on three consecutive films:TwitterThe actor is impersonating the Japanese anime character Sailor Moon. Rossellini starred in Wilson’s play The Days Before Death, Destruction and Detroit III. Drawing on her performance in that, and David Lynch’s film Blue Velvet, Wilson decided to decorate the actor’s doll-like face in the style of a Harajuku or Ganguro girl.
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