Greg Gossel creates his masterpieces in a layered collage-like fashion using the mediums of spray paint, paper-collage, serigraph, ink, acrylics and oils.
He strives to create a visual history of change, process and expression with his works.
Last weekend, Greg Gossel opened a three man show in Toronto's Show & Tell Gallery with Greg Lamarche and Steve Powers. Their comic collage art show runs until August 9.
Implications - Collaging had once been associated with childhood, however it has proven to be a popular technique to incorporate a variety of images within all industries. Through the use of collaging, print marketing and product packaging can become even more dynamic, eye-catching and effective at capturing consumer attention.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Incorporating Collaging
- Incorporating collage techniques in various industries can result in more dynamic and attention-grabbing print marketing and product packaging.
- Visual History of Change
- Creating artworks that visually depict a history of change and expression can be a disruptive innovation opportunity in the art industry.
- Multi-medium Artworks
- Creating artworks using multiple mediums like spray paint, paper-collage, serigraph, ink, acrylics, and oils can open up new possibilities for creativity and innovation in the art world.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Advertising and Marketing
- The use of collage techniques in print marketing can revolutionize the advertising and marketing industry by making campaigns more dynamic and attention-grabbing.
- Product Packaging
- Incorporating collaging in product packaging designs can create visually appealing and captivating packaging that stands out on the shelves, presenting a disruptive innovation opportunity for the packaging industry.
- Art
- Embracing the concept of creating a visual history of change and expression through artworks can lead to disruptive innovation opportunities in the art industry.
