Bobby Neel Adams’ ‘Re-Skinning Nature’ project effectively remixes Mother Nature’s creations by turning tree trunks into Transformer-like structures that have corrugated tin, copper and laminated centers.
"I do not use photoshop," the artist said. "The images in the trees are photographs of other materials that I manually place into the trees. Next I photograph the montage on film and I walk away."
We’ve seen a number of ways in which Photoshop is used to remix nature. Check out more images of Bobby Neel Adams’ ‘Re-Skinning Nature’ above, and keep clicking for more similar features.
What's Driving This Trend
- Remixing Nature
- The trend of remixing nature through artistic mediums such as photography and sculpture presents opportunities for artists and designers to create innovative and visually striking works.
- Transformational Structures
- The trend of transforming natural elements, like tree trunks, into structures reminiscent of everyday objects like transformers, opens up possibilities for architects and designers to create unique and unexpected architectural designs.
- Photography Montage
- The trend of creating photography montages using physical objects placed within natural elements, like trees, allows photographers to experiment with blending reality and imagination to capture compelling visual narratives.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can explore the disruptive innovation opportunities presented by the trend of remixing nature and transforming natural elements into visually captivating works.
- Architecture
- The architecture industry can embrace the trend of transforming natural elements into structure-like forms, providing opportunities for architects to create distinctive and innovative buildings that harmonize with their surroundings.
- Photography
- The photography industry can leverage the trend of creating photography montages using physical objects placed within natural elements, offering photographers new ways to tell compelling stories and evoke emotions through visual art.
