Born in Paris, Haim.Z is an Israeli-French artist fascinated and inspired by Pop and Street art. After the passing of his grandfather and renowned artist Haim Zanzouri, Haim decided to pursue his passion by devoting himself to creating his unique Pop street inspiration towards various art forms. From his influences for Warhol, Basquiat, and many others, Haim's distinctive technique is built upon a number of phases: collage, painting, resin, and digital printing that gather rich and colorful elements from news, fashion, music, or the characters of his childhood.Brantley’s work is often seen challenging the traditional view of the hero or protagonist. The contexts and expressions of his youthful cast of characters – which are sometimes in autobiographical form – summon the audience to reimagine childhood and the American cultural experience in Brantley’s coined context of ‘dark fiction’. His work is frequently depicted exploring this macrocosm, where dark represents an identity, continent, and mindset. In his Negro Mythos series, Brantley remagines the super heroes of American pop culture as people of color – as a quest to readdress modern mythology through his lens. Flyboy, his most known character inspired by the Tuskegee Airmen, was also born from this concept.