Swiss musicians died because of Falling
Here are 1 famous musicians from Switzerland died in Falling:
H. R. Giger
H. R. Giger (February 5, 1940 Chur-May 12, 2014 Zürich) a.k.a. H.R. Giger, HR Giger, Giger, H.R., Hansruedi Giger, Hans Rudolf Giger or Ruedi was a Swiss painter, sculptor, designer and film director.
He is best known for his work on the design of the titular creature in the 1979 film "Alien." Giger was greatly influenced by surrealism and his work often featured biomechanical and macabre themes. He designed album covers for bands such as Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Debbie Harry, as well as creating artwork for various films, including "Poltergeist II" and "Species." In addition to his artistic pursuits, Giger was a passionate collector of various oddities and artifacts, which he displayed in his museum in Gruyeres, Switzerland. He passed away in 2014 at the age of 74.
Giger's early work focused on ink drawings, but he later transitioned to airbrushed acrylics for a smoother and more controlled finish. He created a unique artistic style that blended the human form with metal and machinery, reflecting his fascination with both biology and technology. Giger received numerous awards for his contributions to art and design, including an Academy Award for Best Achievement in Visual Effects for his work on "Alien." His iconic design for the creature has landed him a permanent place in popular culture and has inspired countless other works of science fiction and horror. Giger's influence can be seen in fashion, music, and architecture, and his artwork has been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world. He was a controversial figure, often confronting societal taboos in his work and sparking debate and discussion. Despite his fame and success, Giger remained a reclusive figure, dedicating himself to his art and his museum until his death.
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