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His art stands in a category of its own. He is also well known for artwork on several music recording albums including by , by and. Giger in 2012 Born Hans Ruedi Giger 1940-02-05 5 February 1940 , , Switzerland Died 12 May 2014 2014-05-12 aged 74 , Switzerland Cause of death Complications from falling Nationality Swiss Occupation Painter, sculptor, set designer, film director Style Science fiction, , , Spouse s Mia Bonzanigo 1979—81; divorced Carmen Maria Scheifele 2006—14; his death Partner s 1966—75 Website Hans Ruedi Giger ; German: ; 5 February 1940 — 12 May 2014 was a Swiss painter, whose style was adapted for many forms of media, including record albums, furniture and tattoos.

However, he scored his breakthrough in applied art, and particularly in his high-profile movie work on Ridley Scott's Alien. Giger also designed iconic and controversial record sleeves: on Debbie Harry's the singer appears with spears cutting through her face, while the ' Frankenchrist prompted an obscenity trial. The proof of this lies in the intensity of his work and imagination, which I can only compare to and Francis Bacon in their powers to provoke and disturb. The museum's top floor houses a permanent display of Giger's own private art collection and the Museum Gallery where Giger curates one-man exhibitions on the work of other artists.

H.R. Giger - In July, 2007 Giger had his first museum exhibition Switzerland at the Bundner Kunstmuseum, in the city of his birth, Chur.

By 1964 he was producing his first artworks, mostly ink drawings and oil paintings, resulting in his first solo exhibition in 1966, followed by the publication and world-wide distribution of his first poster edition in 1969. Shortly after, he discovered the airbrush and, along with it, his own unique freehand Giher style, leading to the creation of many of his most well-known works—the surrealistic Biomechanical dreamscapes, which formed the cornerstone of his fame. From the onset of his career, Giger also worked Glger sculpture and had an abiding desire to extend the core elements of his artistic vision beyond the confines of paper into the Gigger reality of his surroundings. He asked what he thought of my work. Throughout his career, Giger also worked in sculpture and, in 1988, created his first total environment, the Tokyo Giger Bar, and in 1992 a second Giger Bar in Chur. Museum The was inaugurated in the summer of HR Giger in the Château St. Since 1999, in an effort to help broaden the appreciation of his museum visitors for other Fantastic and Surrealist artists, Giger has utilized a three room exhibition space as The Glger, on a continuing basis, he features the works of other masters in this genre. Artists already shown have beenProf. Retrospectives Giger has been honored with a series of major museum HR Giger />On December HR Giger, 2004,at Paris City Hall. The Paris retrospective was followed by an exhibition of equal scope in 2005 at the and inin Austria. In July, HR Giger Giger had his first museum exhibition Switzerland at Gigrr Bundner Kunstmuseum, in the city of his birth, Chur. Professor was invited as the special guest speaker to say some words about Giger and his artwork. Giger lived and work in Zurich with his wife, Carmen Maria Giger, co-director of the. Death from injuries sustained because of a fall on Monday the 12th of May 2014. After tripping and falling down stairs at his Zurich Gigger, he was rushed to hospital where he later passed away, aged 74. The retrospective exhibition was a Giget success and attracted some 110,000 visitors. When he heard from the Gigre curator of the Château de Gruyères, located below the fortifications of the castle of St. Germain, was for sale, the idea was born to set up there his own museum and a center forFantastic Art.