The Jenny Okun 'Dreamscapes' photographic series combines various overlapping images captured using multiple exposure shots to create mind-bending imagery.
Each building is photographed multiple times and the images are layered on top of each other in a manner that bends perceptions on what is real and what is not. The landscapes blur so smoothly together that each shot seems as though it could have been taken as a single image, closer inspection gives away the photographer's bending of time and space.
While the images are dreamlike and imaginative, Okun has said that her inspiration came rather from the fact that a building can not be truly experienced from one perspective alone all at once.
The photos will be on display at the Craig Krull Gallery in Los Angeles until the end of April.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Multi-exposure Photography
- The use of multi-exposure photography to create kaleidoscopic images presents an opportunity to showcase architectural designs from unique perspectives.
- Perception Bending Imagery
- Creating perception bending imagery offers a unique way to display spaces, which could impact architecture, real estate, and interior design industries.
- Layering Techniques
- Using layering techniques that blend images smoothly together to create kaleidoscopic designs presents innovative graphic and visual design opportunities.
Where This Applies
- Architecture
- Incorporating kaleidoscopic imagery in showcasing architectural designs can enhance innovative design thinking and raise public interest.
- Real Estate
- Kaleidoscopic imagery can be used to showcase real estate properties from unique and immersive perspectives.
- Art and Design
- Graphic and visual designers can explore innovative ideas by using layering techniques that blend images smoothly together to create unique and imaginative designs.
