Phillip Malouin’s 60 lines of transparent PVC bunting street art decorations are indulgent and reflective in the most literal sense possible. The artist made sure to not obscure the space he worked with and took up as efficiently minimal a space as possible.
Malouin’s transparent PVC buntings catch sun rays and reflect them down, creating a fine visual invigoration. The bunting installation is located in London, UK at the Earlham Street.
Street art installations are very special for the fact that they are exposed to the most varied audience possible and get the most amount of reactions. They are alluring and their decorative and fun nature is contagious, adding to the free spirit of the city.
What's Driving This Trend
- Transparent Street Art
- Opportunity for artists to create transparent artworks that blend into the environment and reflect natural light.
- Minimalistic Art Installations
- Opportunity to create art installations that take up minimal space and do not obstruct the surrounding environment.
- Interactive Street Art
- Opportunity to create street art installations that engage with and provoke reactions from a diverse audience.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for artists to explore new mediums and techniques for creating unintrusive and visually engaging street art.
- Public Spaces
- Opportunity for city planners and developers to incorporate minimal and interactive art installations into urban environments, enhancing the aesthetic appeal and vibrancy of public spaces.
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Opportunity for hotels, restaurants, and tourist destinations to commission unique street art installations that attract visitors and enhance the overall experience.
