An online retailer of original HR Giger art and limited edition prints for sale. World famous artist, HR Giger, is primarily known for his work on the movie Alien but also worked on Species, Poltergeist II, Alien 3 and many others. A true visionary in the sci-fi / gothic genre.

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Giger’s work has been heavily featured in the science-fiction community and has won numerous awards, including three Saturn Awards, one World Fantasy Award, one Hugo Award, and one Golden Globe. Ridley Scott , director of Alien, described Giger’s work as “so unique and so disturbing… I found it fascinating, especially the paintings.”

Although not formally trained, Giger began his artistic career when he was 11 years old. He was discovered by Swiss surrealist H. R. Giger at a 1974 exhibition in Zurich.

Tobias Richter, HR Giger’s assistant from 1977 until 2008, who worked on many of the sculptures that appear in the film Alien, is currently working on a series of limited edition replicas of Giger’s most famous pieces. This series is named HR Giger Barock and consists of sculptures using high-quality resin with hand applied patinas and will be limited to 999 pieces each. The first sculpture to be released will be “Alien” followed by “Necronom IV”, which are available for pre-order now on www.hrgigerart.com/hugo

HR Giger is a Swiss artist, best known for designing the monster in Ridley Scott’s Alien. HR Giger was born in 1940 in Chur, Switzerland. He studied architecture and industrial design at the School of Applied Arts in Zurich, but left before graduating to become a painter and sculptor.

Giger lived and worked in France for many years. His paintings have been featured on album covers for artists such as Debbie Harry, Danzig, and Peter Gabriel. In 1993, he was awarded an Oscar for his work on David Lynch’s film “Alien 3.”

HR Giger currently lives in Zurich with his wife Carmen Maria Scheifele Giger.”

HR Giger was born on February 5, 1940 in Chur, Switzerland. His father was a chemist and his mother a commercial artist. Giger moved to Zurich at the age of 14, and studied at the School of Applied Arts for three years, followed by three years at the School of Design and Architecture (1957-1960).

In 1961 he moved to Paris where he worked as an interior designer. He returned to Zurich in 1962 and began work as a set designer for theater and films. In 1970 he created his first paintings based on organic structures. HR Giger’s work has been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions since the late sixties.

HR Giger’s book ‘Necronomicon’ was published in 1977 by Sphinx Verlag, Germany.

The HR Giger Bar opened in July 1999 in Chur, Switzerland.

HR Giger was born in 1940 in Chur, Switzerland. He studied architecture and industrial design at the School of Arts and Crafts in Zurich. In 1966 he moved to Paris to continue his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts, but after a year left to go to Zürich. There he met Yves Klein, who made a great impression on him. HR Giger then began to explore the expressive power of art and developed the style that would make him famous: “biomechanics,” or “macro-organic” art. HR Giger’s work is characterised by a fundamental concern for life, which he sees as a continual struggle between chaos and order. The biomechanical style is almost always used as a metaphor for the organic condition of mankind in an industrial society.

HR Giger’s first solo exhibition took place at Galerie Martel in Zürich in 1969. He quickly gained international recognition and has since exhibited his works all over the world: Tokyo, Osaka, New York, Paris, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Amsterdam, London, Zagreb … He has participated regularly in important group exhibitions such as Documenta 5 (1972) and 6 (1977), the Biennale de Paris (1971), Art