'Pop Faces' by Joshua Scott has an interesting creation process. Scott would find pictures of famous faces, crumple them and then proceed to take a picture of the crumpled photograph.
This series is a piece of abstract art, and it's an extremely interesting way to look at these iconic faces from a different perspective. You'll see the portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Farrah Fawcett, Naomi Campbell and Michael Jackson in 'Pop Faces' by Joshua Scott.
Implications - A large number of individuals within society have developed a strong level of adoration for a particular pop culture personality or icon. Businesses van benefit by incorporating different aspects or components relating to this infatuation into their products. Consumers will likely invest in a product that is reflective of their favorite idol.
What's Driving This Trend
- Abstract Celebrity Portraits
- Exploring the concept of distortion and perspective in iconic faces through crumpled photographs.
- Consumer Infatuation Products
- Creating products that incorporate aspects of popular culture icons to attract and engage consumers.
- Alternative Perspectives in Portraiture
- Using unconventional techniques like crumpling photographs to provide a fresh and unique viewpoint in art.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Photography
- Innovative techniques in art and photography can attract art enthusiasts and collectors.
- Fashion and Merchandise
- Creating products and merchandise that reflect popular culture idols can appeal to fans and admirers.
- Media and Entertainment
- Exploring new ways to portray famous faces and incorporating alternative perspectives can engage audiences and spark interest.
