We’ve passed the era when socialites don’t work, and the Lou Doillon ‘United Generations’ exhibition proves just that. Daughter of model Jane Birkin and director Jacques Doillon, and sibling of Charlotte Gainsbourg, Lou Doillon has been surrounded by creative and artistic spirits her whole life.
Now, she is trying her hand at photography and her most recent exhibition is set in an almost-eerie Disneyland Paris. Her happy-go-lucky photos give the viewer a much-needed separation from reality.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Creative Photography
- There is an opportunity to further develop creative photography and explore unique and surreal exhibition spaces.
- Family-centric Exhibitions
- There is potential to experiment with exhibitions that focus on family connections as a unifying theme.
- Escapist Art
- Opportunities may exist to create more art exhibitions that provide an escape from reality, such as showcasing work in a fantastical theme park setting.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore new opportunities to present creative works and experiential exhibitions in unique locations such as theme parks.
- Art Exhibitions
- The art exhibitions industry can explore new themes such as family connections and adventurous locations when planning different exhibitions.
- Amusement Parks
- The amusement park industry could market themselves as an ideal setting for exhibiting art or photography in order to provide visitors with a more immersive and imaginative experience.
