The 'Lost and Found' exhibit by Toronto-based painter Kris Knight consists of several remarkable, subdued portraits and is currently on display in Amsterdam.
The intimate images have a warm quality to them, the faces of each subject almost entirely porcelain in color, except for pink cheeks and lips, as if they are each in the cold. Most of these paintings by Kris Knight include detailed eye-masks of lace or even snowflakes, and the pale porcelain quality of the skin gives each subject an air of innocence. The collection also includes a particularly intriguing painting of a boy carrying another on his shoulders, with the top covering the others eyes, which is an interesting extension of the theme of masks.
In addition to shows currently in galleries in Toronto and Amsterdam, Canadian Kris Knight also has an exhibit in Miami.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Subdued Portraits
- The use of subdued and delicate color palettes in portraiture may offer opportunities in the art industry for developing a unique and intimate style of portraiture.
- Intricate Eye-masks
- The use of intricate eye-masks in portraiture may offer opportunities in the fashion industry for accessories and jewelry featuring similar designs.
- Warm Porcelain Skin
- The use of warm porcelain skin in portraiture may offer opportunities in the beauty and skincare industry for products that highlight the natural beauty and softness of skin.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art
- Subdued and delicate color palettes, as well as the use of intricate eye-masks, may provide opportunities for artists to create more unique and intimate portraits.
- Fashion
- The use of intricate eye-masks in portraiture may offer opportunities for the development of accessories and jewelry featuring similar designs.
- Beauty and Skincare
- The use of warm porcelain skin in portraiture may offer opportunities for the development of products that highlight the natural beauty and softness of skin.
