Sean McGinnis creates crazy giant web art that boggles the mind. What makes his work so mind-boggling isn't just the intricate creativity of each piece and the psychedelically colored strings used, but also the fact that he can construct them just about anywhere, from outdoors to indoors. In fact, the outdoor installations actually look like monstrous spider webs.
Born in America and based in France, Sean McGinnis is currently raising money to create a behemoth "Gaudi-esque" sculpture in the middle of nowhere. Titled 'Wind Cathedral,' it will rise nearly 100 feet in the air as a "tripped-out, arch-shaped 'permanent installation in homage to nature,'" as Fast Co Design reports.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Giant Web Art
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in outdoor and indoor art installations using intricate and brightly colored web design.
- Tripped-out Installations
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating large, visually stimulating permanent art installations that pay tribute to nature's beauty and reflect psychedelic art themes.
- Gaudi-inspired Sculptures
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in contemporary art with large, arch-shaped sculptures that pay tribute to Gaudi's work and employ unique and exotic designs and materials.
Where This Applies
- Art
- Artists can revolutionize the outdoor and indoor art scene with their unique and psychedelic web installations that incorporate intricate designs and colors.
- Architecture
- Architects can leverage extraordinary designs and materials to create Gaudi-inspired sculptures that rise high into the air and pay homage to nature's beauty.
- Tourism
- Tourism industry players can explore unique art installations like giant spider webs and Gaudi structures that spark curiosity and appeal to visitors looking for distinctive cultural experiences.
