Susu is a prototype website designed by Gustavo Garcia, a graduating Design MFA student at New York's School of Visual Arts. It creates personalized modern art pieces based on the color scheme within a user-submitted photo.
There are three examples of the color palette art Gustavo Garcia's Susu can come up with. This is one conceptual project that I'd love to see come to fruition. Check out some other personalized art websites below.
Implications - From the 1st through to the 16th of May, the "Potential Energy" show will be on exhibit at the Visual Arts Gallery in New York. Curated by Dorothy Twining Globus, who is the curator of exhibition sat the Museum of Arts and Design, the conceptual product is bringing art viewing to new levels.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Personalized Color Palette Art
- The trend of creating personalized modern art pieces based on the color scheme within user-submitted photos presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the art and design industry.
- Conceptual Personalized Art Websites
- The trend of developing websites like Susu that generate personalized art pieces opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for the digital art and e-commerce industries.
- Art Viewing Enhancement
- The trend of enhancing the art viewing experience through innovative exhibitions and curated shows creates disruptive innovation opportunities for the art gallery and museum industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by leveraging personalized color palette art to create unique and customized art pieces.
- Digital Art and E-commerce
- The digital art and e-commerce industries can capitalize on the trend of conceptual personalized art websites to offer customized art products to a wider audience.
- Art Gallery and Museum
- The art gallery and museum industry can embrace the trend of art viewing enhancement by curating innovative exhibitions and shows that elevate the viewing experience for visitors.
