Berlin-based artist Kassandra Becker used a painted-green sculpture as a repeating design element throughout the art installation displayed in the 'Pro Forma' exhibition.
Becker is known for the use of bright colors and blurring the line between human and animal forms.
The 'Pro Forma' exhibition features works and installations based upon everyday things and situations. It is taking place at the non-profit studio Kuenstlerhaus Dortmund February 6 through March 22nd, 2009.
Implications - Kassandra Becker's 'Pro Forma' is certain to challenge collective preconceived notions on a variety of topics, in addition serving as a great jumping off point into the inquiry of the nature of art. If you are able to, you should certainly consider going to this phenomenal art event for a rising star in the German art world.
What's Driving This Trend
- Bright Colors
- Opportunity for businesses to utilize vibrant colors as a design element to create visual impact in their products or marketing materials.
- Blurring Boundaries
- Potential for industries to explore the concept of blurring boundaries between different forms or categories to create unique and innovative products or experiences.
- Everyday Inspiration
- Trend of using ordinary objects or situations as a source of inspiration for artistic or creative projects, opening doors for crossover collaborations between industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for artists to challenge traditional notions and push the boundaries of art by incorporating elements from different disciplines.
- Design
- Innovation potential for designers to experiment with unconventional color palettes and abstract forms, inspired by Kassandra Becker's use of bright colors and the blurring of human and animal forms.
- Marketing
- Exploration of innovative marketing strategies that incorporate everyday objects or situations into campaigns, inspired by the 'Pro Forma' exhibition's focus on everyday inspiration.
