Constantin Prozorov is a German digital collage artist who combines fashion, surrealism, and digital art. He was raised in Munich, where he studied fashion and communication design. Prozorov has collaborated with luxury fashion brands such as Gucci, Moncler, Louis Vuitton, and BMW Group.[2][3][4]
Prozorov grew up in a working-class family and developed an early interest in art, influenced by artists such as Andy Warhol and Jeff Koons. He studied fashion and communication design in Munich.[5][6] He began his career working with Condé Nast in Paris, and later moved to Berlin to work independently.[7][8]
Prozorov’s work is influenced by cinema, art history, and surrealism. He has cited artists such as Hieronymus Bosch and Salvador Dalí, and filmmakers like Wes Anderson and Tim Burton, as influences. His digital collages often combine elements such as mythical creatures, cityscapes, plants, and fashion to create surreal, dreamlike scenes.[9][10]
Prozorov is[when?] working on his first book, a coming-of-age story set in California in 1984.[11]
Collaborations and projects
Prozorov has worked with international luxury fashion houses, including Moncler, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and AMI Paris. For his collaboration with Moncler in 2019, he created three animated collages that juxtaposed the brand’s latest collection with surreal landscapes, placing contemporary fashion within dreamlike, parallel universes.[12][13] In 2021, he contributed to Louis Vuitton’s 200th anniversary celebrations with artworks that formed part of the global #LOUIS200 project. His contributions combined archival motifs with fantastical environments, reflecting on the legacy of Louis Vuitton’s iconic trunk as both a functional object and a symbol of imagination and travel.[14][15] His works for these houses have been shown internationally in store windows, campaigns, and exhibitions.
In 2023, Prozorov collaborated with BMW Group’s MINI brand on MINIVERSUM, an animated collage series developed for the launch of the new MINI family of cars.[16][17] The project combined surreal landscapes, anthropomorphic animals, and futuristic architectures, embedding the cars within imaginative micro-worlds. Conceptually, the series explored mobility as a journey through both physical and psychological terrains, continuing Prozorov’s exploration of collage as a bridge between reality and fantasy.
Marking a shift from fashion and automotive collaborations, Prozorov partnered in 2024 with the Swiss watchmaker Universal Genève for its relaunch campaign.[18][19] His imagery drew on the brand’s mid-century legacy while situating the timepieces in digital dreamscapes, underscoring the tension between heritage and modernity. This approach reflected Prozorov’s broader interest in reframing historical icons within contemporary cultural narratives.
^Tse, Kay (April 19, 2023). "結合時尚與藝術 Constantin Prozorov 拼貼出超現實世界" [Blending Fashion and Art: Constantin Prozorov Collages a Surreal World]. Vogue, Hong Kong (in Chinese).
^Hung, Travis (October 5, 2021). "拼貼藝術家CONSTANTIN Prozorov與Louis Vuitton合作，個人首展《康斯坦丁·普羅佐羅夫：超越時尚》，將高奢與大眾流行文化完美結合" [Collage artist CONSTANTIN Prozorov collaborates with Louis Vuitton for his first solo exhibition, "CONSTANTIN Prozorov: Beyond Fashion", seamlessly blending high luxury with popular culture.]. Vogue, Taiwan (in Chinese).
