Nicky Assmann’s ‘Solace’ is a beautiful artistic piece created out of soap bubbles. A thin layer of soapy water is lifted by a metal rod that creates the canvas sheet. The most astounding thing about this piece is that the colors are formed by the lighting and reflections of its surroundings, not through any tinting or dyes. Gravity and light are the key components in creating these tie-dye masterpieces.
Solace is set to be displayed in Pittsburgh on July 13, 2012 at the Wood Street Galleries. For those of you who can’t make it down there, the video demonstrates how the process is derived; it’s amazing what a bit of water and soap can create when you throw a pinch of imagination into the mix.
Nicky Assman’s piece brings a refreshing element to illusionary artistry.
What's Driving This Trend
- Soap Bubble Art
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for artists to explore new mediums and create visually stunning installations using soap bubbles as a canvas.
- Color by Light
- Opportunity to develop new artistic techniques that use lighting and reflections to create vibrant colors without the need for tinting or dyes.
- Gravity-inspired Art
- Innovation potential in merging the forces of gravity and light to produce unique and mesmerizing artworks that challenge traditional artistic methods.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- Opportunity for the art industry to embrace new forms of expression and tap into the growing demand for unconventional art installations.
- Event Planning
- Opportunity for event planners to incorporate soap bubble installations as captivating visual experiences at exhibitions, weddings, and other special occasions.
- Design
- Potential for designers to incorporate the concept of color by light and gravity-inspired art into various design disciplines, such as interior design, product design, and fashion.
