Explosive Doll Heads (UPDATE)

Artist Alan Sailer Captures Combustible High Speed Objects

Artist Alan Sailer has a knack for making explosive art, and he's back at it again, this time focused on making toys blow up. He has titled this awesome combustible series 'Explosions,' which has been an ongoing project for the photographer.

Sailer manages to capture objects exploding at immensely high speeds. His latest additions to the series include a baby doll's head, Pikachu, Mr. Potato Head, a Troll doll and more. The series is filled with amazing shapes and colors, and the recent doll additions add a certain spook factor to the whole series.

Balancing eerie and adorable, this is definitely one cool series that's worth checking out.

Explosive Art
There is an opportunity to create more explosive art and incorporate new techniques and objects.
Combustible Photography
There is an opportunity to push the boundaries of photography by capturing more extreme and volatile subjects.
Toy Destruction
There is an opportunity to explore the catharsis and symbolism of destroying toys through art.

Sectors Adopting This

Art
The art industry can explore new forms of explosive art through the use of high-speed photography and more volatile objects.
Photography
The photography industry can explore new techniques and equipment for capturing explosive and high-speed subjects.
Toy Manufacturing
The toy manufacturing industry can explore the symbolism and catharsis of destruction as a potential marketing angle or product feature.
SCORE
4.7 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 67%
Activity 66%
Freshness 8%

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