Francois Dallegret was an avant-garde artist active in the 1960s known for his imaginative works that challenged conventions. Some of his most notable pieces included the Littératuromatic from 1963, which combined text and images in an unexpected way, and his work on the 2020 West television series, a comedy-adventure set in a futuristic American West. Dallegret was praised by Buckminster Fuller for having an unlimited imagination that could benefit the world. His works spanned various mediums including sculpture, furniture, illustrations, and television in a career focused on surprising the viewer and pushing the boundaries of what was considered normal in art.