Pilar Zeta is an Argentine multimedia artist, graphic designer, and creative director currently residing in the United States. She is best known for her surrealist album covers, mystical-futurism artwork and long-time partnership with British rock band Coldplay, receiving a nomination for Best Recording Package at the 63rd Grammy Awards for their eighth album Everyday Life (2019). She created the Hall of Visions installation at Miami's Art Basel for Faena Art as well. Pilar Zeta was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Drawing and painting since the age of six, early on she saw art as a medium of expression. Her father would take her to art museums, where she recollects being "overwhelmed with the colors and techniques", as well as excited to recreate at home what she saw. While young, Zeta was also exposed by her mother to Indigo children philosophies, which made her interested in cosmology, metaphysics, and later on meditation. She was introduced to 1960s rock bands such as Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and the Alan Parsons Project by her brother, paying mind to the bands' psychedelic album covers. In her early teens Zeta then became a user of software such as Corel Draw and Photoshop, explaining that "once I started going to school, my favourite subject was computers [...] And besides that I've been always an avid lover of books, especially the covers, I would stare at them for hours. I always knew I was going to be an artist." More information...
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