'Verganglichkeiten' by Ruadh DeLone is the sort of photo shoot that keeps me awake at night. These plastic wrap portraits are slightly sinister in that the subject appears to be attempting asphyxiation, but they're beautifully done nevertheless. These highly stylized images would be equally jarring in oil painting form.
Asphyxiation might not be your thing, but if you're looking for a good scare this Monday morning, 'Verganglichkeiten' by Ruadh DeLone is a great place to start.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Plastic Wrap Portraits
- Opportunity for artists and photographers to explore innovative ways of capturing and manipulating light and texture using plastic wrap.
- Sinister Aesthetics
- Potential for creatives in the film, fashion, and design industries to incorporate dark and creepy elements into their work to elicit strong emotional responses.
- Experimental Photography
- Chance for photographers to push the boundaries of traditional portraiture by employing unconventional materials and techniques such as plastic wrap.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Photography
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for artists, photographers, and art galleries to showcase and sell unconventional and haunting works that explore new visual concepts.
- Film and Entertainment
- Potential for filmmakers to create chilling and haunting visuals using plastic wrap and sinister aesthetics to craft unique and memorable horror experiences for audiences.
- Fashion and Design
- Opportunity for fashion designers and graphic artists to incorporate the eerie and unsettling qualities of plastic wrap portraits into their designs, creating bold and unconventional fashion pieces.
