'The Wanderer' series from Zach Johnsen looks like "Alice in Wonderland," crossed with "Where the Wild Things Are" on hard drugs. It really is brilliantly bizarre.
The pieces are made from mixed media on plywood and are a result of the artist's desire to bring his wooden characters to life outside the constraints of a gallery environment.
Johnsen went to great lengths to try and ensure the scenes he captured on camera were similar to how they appear in person. As you can see, the results are awesome.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Mixed-media Artwork
- Artists can combine different materials to create stunning and unique pieces that push boundaries in the art world.
- Psychedelic Street Art
- Street artists can experiment with bold colors and whimsical themes, creating art that is eye-catching and thought-provoking.
- Woodworking Art
- Artists can push the boundaries of traditional woodworking by creating dynamic pieces like Zach Johnsen's 'The Wanderers' series, which combine woodworking with cartooning and graffiti.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fine Art
- Fine art galleries can explore new mediums and techniques to attract a younger, more diverse audience and stay relevant in a rapidly changing art world.
- Street Art
- Art supply companies can target street artists with products that cater to their unique needs, such as spray paint with a wider range of colors and effects.
- Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can draw inspiration from the mixed-media techniques used in woodworking art to create visually stunning and functional pieces.
