Huge fans of horror movies, Matthew Bone and Brian Viveros, prepared an art exhibit called “Southern” at the Last Rites Gallery in New York.
For his new paintings, Matthew Bone found inspiration in a French movie, Inside. Most of his models are found through Myspace.
Both of the artists introduce a macabre, dark and vivid, melting party. Viveros and Bone's work is a collection of dark eyes, shattered bodies, at times suffering, paralyzed and isolated. These slow moving, purely visual animations move you into a hypnotic trance with their superb sense of horror and illusion. The deathly elements combine with a sort of dirty sex-appeal, giving the paintings a hunting feeling.
At the opening there will be a screening of the movie by Brian Viveros and Eriijk Ressler called “Southern” from which the show was named. I had to watch with only one eye open.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Horror Art
- The trend of dark, macabre art is growing, creating opportunities for artists to explore horror themes in both traditional and contemporary mediums.
- Dark Beauty
- There is an increasing demand for beauty products and fashion that embrace a more macabre aesthetic, offering a unique opportunity for avant-garde designers and cosmetics companies.
- Interactive Horror
- The popularity of horror-themed immersive experiences and virtual reality exhibits is on the rise, presenting opportunities for companies to create interactive horror experiences and products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art
- The art industry can continue to expand and evolve by embracing horror themes and techniques.
- Beauty
- Beauty and cosmetics companies can explore darker, more macabre styles to attract a unique and growing customer base.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can capitalize on the popularity of horror art and immersive experiences by creating more interactive and exciting exhibits and events.
