Zacron
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Zacron is an English artist best known for designing the iconic Led Zeppelin III
album cover in the 1970s. This album cover, most recently polled amongst the world's top four, is a small component of a vast and varied body of work spanning five decades, with much of his work having a close association to rock and roll.
The artist has been described as "multi-sided and multi-talented" with "a robust ethos of independence and bravery, a lifelong quest for knowledge". He is an advocate and activist, promoting the transformative qualities of art which have a capacity to unify human experience. His work tells stories about human experience through symbols, and his compositions often embody the wonderful quality of looking both ancient and futuristic simultaneously.
He writes for the BBC, "Ultimately, art impels us towards a whole-world consciousness. By extending beyond the self, art has the capacity to be a spiritual diviner."
Zacron has whole-heartedly embraced new media regarding it as an exceptional tool. His creativity and curiosity has taken him into many territories and he has made prolific forays into sculpture, philosophy, cosmology, critical writing, campaigning for freedom of expression and entrepreneurialism.
Led Zeppelin III
Led Zeppelin III is the third studio album by the English rock band Led Zeppelin. It was recorded between January and July 1970 and released on 5 October 1970 by Atlantic Records. Composed largely at a remote cottage in Wales known as Bron-Yr-Aur, this work represented a maturing of the band's...
album cover in the 1970s. This album cover, most recently polled amongst the world's top four, is a small component of a vast and varied body of work spanning five decades, with much of his work having a close association to rock and roll.
The artist has been described as "multi-sided and multi-talented" with "a robust ethos of independence and bravery, a lifelong quest for knowledge". He is an advocate and activist, promoting the transformative qualities of art which have a capacity to unify human experience. His work tells stories about human experience through symbols, and his compositions often embody the wonderful quality of looking both ancient and futuristic simultaneously.
He writes for the BBC, "Ultimately, art impels us towards a whole-world consciousness. By extending beyond the self, art has the capacity to be a spiritual diviner."
Zacron has whole-heartedly embraced new media regarding it as an exceptional tool. His creativity and curiosity has taken him into many territories and he has made prolific forays into sculpture, philosophy, cosmology, critical writing, campaigning for freedom of expression and entrepreneurialism.