Artists are ever inventive, looking for new ways to use materials and new materials to use. There is an increasing desire to incorporate found objects into finished art pieces. While fine art is held in high esteem, fun art also has a place.
Arizona-based Janus Creations puts recycled objects, tins, paper clay, and whatever else seems right into limited edition and one-of-a-kind pieces of caricature art. The resulting sculpture is joyful, bright and unexpected.
The artist sketches her concepts before seeking the bits to create them. Finishing each off with paper clay and paint, they are full of life. Just looking at them evokes a smile.
I can’t think of a better use for cast-off objects than that!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Incorporating Found Objects in Art
- Artists are increasingly incorporating found objects into their art, creating unique and innovative pieces.
- Fun and Whimsical Art
- There is a growing appreciation for fun and whimsical art that brings joy and unexpected elements.
- Sketching Concepts Before Creation
- Artists are adopting the practice of sketching their concepts before starting to create, resulting in more thought-out and purposeful artworks.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fine Art
- The fine art industry can explore incorporating found objects to create provocative and memorable pieces that challenge traditional concepts.
- Recycling and Upcycling
- The recycling and upcycling industry can find opportunities in collaborating with artists to transform cast-off objects into unique art pieces, giving them new life and value.
- Art Merchandising
- The art merchandising industry can capitalize on the demand for fun and whimsical art by offering limited edition and one-of-a-kind pieces that evoke joy and brighten spaces.
