The Wooly Sagas by Eszter Burghardy is another series of miniature scenes that she has created using everyday items. This series uses similar ideas, but different materials from her scenery art made from edible foods and sheep's clothing animal creations.
These ten photos show different nature scenes using fuzzy wool in different colors. Burghardy has created realistic mountainous scenes with snow and ice, smouldering volcanoes and creeks with green vegetation. These beautiful escapades have been shot using a macro lens to create realistic geographic terrains.
Eszter Burghardy is a Vancouver-based artist who began her career in photography and sculpture in 2009 after a residency in Iceland. Her work has been exhibited across North America, and she was recently awareded a Canada Coucil for the Arts Project Grant in 2012.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Miniature Scenes
- Creating miniature scenes using everyday items and different materials is a trend that can disrupt the toy and hobby industry.
- Macro Photography
- Using macro photography to create realistic geographic terrains is a trend that can disrupt the photography industry.
- Nature Art
- Creating art that recreates nature scenes with fuzzy wool can disrupt the home decor industry.
Where This Applies
- Toy and Hobby
- The trend of creating miniature scenes can disrupt the toy and hobby industry through innovative and creative product designs.
- Photography
- The trend of using macro photography to create realistic geographic terrains can disrupt the photography industry by creating a new genre of photography.
- Home Decor
- The trend of creating art that recreates nature scenes with fuzzy wool can disrupt the home decor industry by creating unique and visually appealing decor items.
