“Anxiety Room” is the title of the joint show between artists and friends Jon Burgerman and Jim Avignon, who paint and draw these amazingly bold figures using bright colors. I really like these weirdly cute animals, they remind me fondly of Mr. Men.
British Jon Burgerman joins his German friend and Brooklyn-based artist Jim Avignon for an artistic collaboration, which can be viewed at the Factory Fresh gallery in Brooklyn, NYC.
The show runs till March 15, 2009.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Anxiety Rooms as Art
- Anxiety rooms are now being used as a unique and novel canvas where artists express a range of emotions.
- Collaborative Art Exhibits
- Art shows that merge the work of different artists create an interesting blend of styles and ideas.
- Whimsical Animal Characters
- Artists are creating their own version of cutesy characters that appeal to a wider audience.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art Exhibitions and Galleries
- Art galleries and exhibitions can incorporate unique expressions of anxiety as an art in their showcases.
- Interior Design and Architecture
- Anxiety rooms can be actualized as spaces to highlight distinctive interior design and architecture pieces.
- Social Media and Broadcasting
- A creative and unique art exhibit has an immediate potential for viral marketing and socia media broadcasting.
