While it seems slightly sacrilegious to smash old albums, Robi Walters and Leanne Wright are doing it for a rather pretty reason: they create incredible collages out of broken records.
Using different colored records, the team of Walters & Wright create wonderful album art, all of which is on display now in New York. Their work is a great way to find new beauty in an old classic.
Implications - In today's society, businesses are required to meet the often contradicting demands of consumers. While consumers push for cutting-edge design, they also seek vintage products with which they can create a nostalgic or personal relationship. Businesses will benefit by designing products that incorporate both modern and classic qualities.
What's Driving This Trend
- Combining Modern and Classic Design
- Opportunity for businesses to meet the demands of consumers by designing products that incorporate both modern and classic qualities.
- Nostalgia-inspired Products
- Opportunity for businesses to create vintage products that allow consumers to create a nostalgic or personal relationship.
- Reuse and Upcycling
- Opportunity for businesses to repurpose old materials, like broken records, to create new and innovative products.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Businesses in this industry can incorporate both modern and classic design elements to appeal to consumers seeking nostalgia-inspired products.
- Music and Entertainment
- Opportunity for businesses in the music industry to repurpose and upcycle old vinyl records to create unique and nostalgic merchandise.
- Sustainable Fashion
- Opportunity for businesses in the fashion industry to repurpose old materials, like broken records, to create sustainable and eco-friendly clothing and accessories.
