Swedish photographer Fredrik Ödman has a true artistic eye for creating harmonious images; he's morphed everyday animals into what he has called Composed Animals."
The image collection is computer generated from Ödman's imaginative sketches. The setting he used placed the morphed animals in taxidermic poses and museum settings. The creatures themselves retain their most recognizable traits, such as a swan's graceful neck and a bunny's cottontail. The art shows the intricate uniqueness of each different body part taken, which when combined, makes the collection extraordinary.
The Fredrik Ödman Composed Animals images are weird, but they're also beautiful and poetic. Fredrik Ödman also demonstrates an imagination that is not commonly found, which is evident throughout this series.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Computer-generated Photography
- The use of computer-generated imagery in photography presents opportunities for creating unique and imaginative artwork.
- Animal Morphing
- The trend of morphing different animal traits to create new creatures in artwork allows for the exploration of new forms and visual concepts.
- Artistic Imagination
- The emphasis on artistic imagination in photography opens the door for innovative and unconventional approaches to visual storytelling.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fine Arts
- The fine arts industry can benefit from the use of computer-generated imagery and animal morphing techniques to create captivating and thought-provoking artwork.
- Digital Design
- The digital design industry can leverage computer-generated imagery to push the boundaries of visual art and create visually stunning and imaginative compositions.
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore the use of computer-generated imagery and artistic imagination to revolutionize traditional photography techniques and create visually striking and unique images.
