Selected film and television

Art on Screen | 72 Hours

Three paintings by Fontaine Scarelli, Midnight Oil, Grunge Relic, and In Theory, were digitally licensed for 72 Hours, a Netflix feature film starring Kevin Hart and Teyana Taylor.

No physical paintings were shipped. High resolution digital files were licensed, reproduced at scale, framed, and installed across multiple finished sets. One of the three works appears in the final film during a scene featuring Kevin Hart.

Set decorator Daniel Kersting sourced the work and coordinated its placement throughout the production.

Licensed worksThree paintings

DeliveryHigh resolution digital files

Production useReproduced across multiple sets

This credit describes a completed licensing engagement. It does not imply endorsement or partnership by Netflix, Kevin Hart, Teyana Taylor, or the production.

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Wide view of a finished production living room set with reproduced Fontaine Scarelli paintings — Finished production set view featuring licensed artwork by Fontaine Scarelli.

From digital file to finished set

Artwork placed within the world of the film.

The studio supplied production-ready high resolution files. The art department reproduced, framed, and installed the works across finished interiors without the original paintings leaving the studio.

Reproduced Fontaine Scarelli painting framed above a wooden credenza on the production set — Framed reproduction integrated into a finished living room set.

Behind-the-scenes production room with a lighting rig and reproduced artwork visible — Behind the scenes, with production equipment and artwork placement visible.

Finished dining room production set with reproduced Fontaine Scarelli paintings on dark walls — Artwork placed across a completed dining room environment.

Reproduced abstract painting installed above a dressing table on the production set — A separate set placement above a dressing table.

Production set photographs provided by Daniel Kersting.