Iconic pop artist Andy Warhol captured the moment of his own overload with Andy SneezinoMji (1978). Warhol often used the instant polaroid technology of another model, Big Shot, to take prints that served as the basis for silkscreen portraits. The founder of the ideology of "homo universale", the creator of works that are synonymous with the concept of "commercial pop art". In the 1960s, he was the manager and producer of the first alternative rock band, The Velvet Underground. Several feature films and documentaries have been made about Warhol's life. Among the most famous works of Warhol are "Campbell's Soup Cans" (1961-1962) and "Marilyn's Diptych" (1962).