The Pekin Fine Arts artist has created this enlarged exhibition of wildlife within the city in a series called Animal Regulation by Di Liu. Three images were submitted as entries for the 2010 Lacoste Elysée Prize, and lo and behold, the winner!
The French clothing company initiated this competition for photographers to capture the codes of the L.12.12 polo shirt and win a scholarship. Animal Regulation by Di Liu emphasized these bestial emblems, inspired by the conflicting relationship between nature and human society. Have the animals invaded the these Chinese metropolises or the other way around?
What's Driving This Trend
- Oversized Wildlife
- Opportunity to develop products or services related to oversized wildlife sculptures or installations in urban environments.
- Nature Versus Society
- Potential for exploring the relationship between nature and human society through art and design, creating thought-provoking installations or exhibitions.
- Photography Competitions
- Growing interest in photography competitions that focus on capturing unique perspectives and interpretations of specific themes, offering opportunities for professional and amateur photographers to showcase their work.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Sculpture
- Innovative artists and sculptors can explore the concept of oversized wildlife sculptures in urban settings, creating visually stunning installations.
- Art Galleries and Museums
- Art galleries and museums can feature exhibitions that highlight the juxtaposition between nature and society, stimulating meaningful discussions and reflecting on our relationship with the environment.
- Photography and Imaging
- Companies in the photography industry can organize competitions or provide platforms for photographers to submit their work based on unique themes, fostering creativity and encouraging talent.
