Passionate about the style and culture of the 1920s through 1950s, Larry Grossman invites viewers to a colorful, nostalgic world of fanciful diners, time-worn martini bars, motels and roadside cafes. Discovering the airbrush at age 15, Grossman painted T-shirts at car shows. He was later a designer for Disney’s “TRON,” the first computerized film. Grossman also created logos, illustrations and merchandise designs for major movie studios, illustrated album covers and designed and sold unique interior décor. Currently creating digital images, his art blends photography, architecture and design.

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