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LA-based French visual artist Pol Kurucz explores human eccentricity by challenging social, gender, and aesthetic norms. To jolt his audience from media-induced numbness, he uses a blend of highly stylized worlds and surreal narratives.
After years of theater direction, production design and mixed media photography in France, Hungary, and Brazil — where he spent half his adult life — he transitioned to film directing in Los Angeles in 2025. Charlie is Not a Boy marks his first live-action project, written, directed, designed and narrated by Pol.
Pol’s pictures have been featured in over a hundred publications including Vogue, ELLE, Glamour, Marie Claire, GQ, The Hollywood Reporter, The Guardian, CNN and BBC online, Dazed, Paper, Flaunt, Schön, Hunger, Sleek, Nylon, Hi-Fructose.
His works have been exhibited at Art Basel Miami, ArtExpo NYC, LA Art Show, Red Dot Miami, Lincoln Center NYC, Somerset House London, NY and Shanghai Fashion Week, Superchief NY and Mana Contemporary Miami. In the NFT sphere Pol has been a featured artist on Foundation, Opensea, Nifty, MakersPlace and had a solo show at SuperchiefNFT NY, the world’s first NFT gallery.
Pol also works on commercial projects for international brands such as Netflix, McDonald’s, Toyota, Tinder, Warner Music, Peloton, Coty Cosmetics, Skyy Vodka, Melissa Shoes, Jockey etc. and often shoots celebrities: Nicki Minaj, Janelle Monáe, Paris Hilton, Mike Tyson, Saweetie, H.E.R, GloRilla, Anitta, Liza Koshy, Pabllo Vittar, Blac Chyna, Nikita Dragun, Bella Poarch, Rico Nasty, Todrick, Gottmik among others.
He is a frequent speaker and has given talks among others at FIT NY, CEU Vienna and Pixel Show South America.