A popular contemporary multi-media and pop artist, aleXsandro Palombo, is reportedly on the verge of taking legal action against Cardi B for recreating his work on Instagram without permission or giving due credit, know his biography
Palombo is famously known for transforming ‘The Simpsons’ in his art and presenting the characters in a very different light.
Who Is Alexsandro Palombo Contemporary Multi-Media Artist Set To Take Legal Action Against Cardi B, His Biography, Twitter And Instagram
Palombo is currently claiming how Cardi B, whose real name is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, did not get the permission to use his art for her Instagram post.
aleXsandro Palombo Brief bio And Works
aleXsandro Palombo is an Italian multi-media artist, born in southern Italy in 1973. Palombo attended Istituto Marangoni a famous fashion and design school located in Milan.
His official website states
fashion is an instrument of cultural and anthropological expression that touches style, art, and communication.
Palombo is famous for his provoking titles like “What Kind of Man Are You?” and “Do You Still Like Us?” He constantly challenges his observers to answer and interpret the world that has been documented, and painted by the artist.
Palombo’s works range from indifference to the political and social disorder of the present world.
Cardi B’s Marge Simpson Post
Cardi’s recently posted a photo, which portray Marge Simpson wearing a dress cut out on the backside, exposing her butt. Although it is evident that the singer/rapper used a picture of Palombo’s art, she did not give him any credit.
Cardi instead mentioned French designer Thierry Mugler in the caption, whose dress originally inspired Palombo’s work.
Palombo Reached Out To Cardi B
Palombo posted on Instagram sharing how he reached out to Cardi regarding the post but did not get any answer. He wrote on his Instagram post that:
Cardi B rebuild aleXsandro Palombo’s iconic pop artwork “Marge Simpson Style Icon in Thierry Mugler
Cardi B defied “the most elementary rules on copyright and Instagram policies”
Palombo’s lawyer Claudio Volpi revealed that Cardi B defied “the most elementary rules on copyright and Instagram policies” when she used Palombo’s art without giving him any credit.
Meanwhile, Volpi also added how Cardi’s two other team members also proceeded to post the image, performing the same violations.
Since Cardi and her friends did not reply to Palombi’s initial request, Volpi had to sent a formal notice. The notice stated that Palombi and his team could take up legal action against Cardi and her team if they continue refusing to acknowledge their rightful demands.
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