Artist Georges Rousse creates photography I don’t entirely understand. His works look like images of abandoned buildings that have geometric patterns placed in through photoshopped after, but the shapes are actually painted on the walls of the abandoned buildings.
The work by Georges Rousse is aptly named ‘Bending Space’ and uses photography to show off his ability to create layered geometric designs that look like they’re at different levels. Take a look at the confusingly creative work of Georges Rousse above.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Geometric Shape Art
- Innovative artists can create geometric designs on various surfaces to bring depth and complexity to their art.
- Mixed Media Art
- Artists can combine various media, like photography and painting, to create unique, eye-catching works of art.
- Abandoned Building Photography
- Photographers can take advantage of the beauty and intrigue of abandoned buildings by incorporating unique designs and concepts in their work.
Where This Applies
- Art and Design
- Art and design professionals can use the techniques of geometric design and mixed media to create intriguing and thought-provoking works.
- Photography
- Photography professionals can take advantage of the growing interest in artistic and experimental photography to explore new and unique subjects and techniques.
- Urban Exploration and Preservation
- Professionals in the field of urban exploration and preservation can find ways to document and celebrate the beauty and history of abandoned buildings through photography and other forms of art.
