It’s a familiar world, but slightly misaligned.

Parking lots and starships.
Suburbia and space opera.

Beneath the nostalgia runs something more contemporary: questions of power, media, American identity, and the strange overlap between fantasy and reality. That tension — between comfort and unease — drives the work.

The Los Eisley series reimagines Los Angeles through a parallel lens — part photography, part cinema, part satire — where cultural memory and science fiction occupy the same space.

Mr. 77, a London-born artist now based in Los Angeles, approaches the city as both insider and observer, drawn equally to its cinematic mythology and its mass-cultural imagination. Los Eisley is where those worlds meet.

Welcome to a wretched hive of scum, villainy,
and palm trees.