Anne-Catherine Becker-Echivard's Models Have Gills & Fins
Cowbag — April 23, 2009 — Art & Design
References: acbe.eu & cakeheadlovesevil
Dressing up animals and placing them in a variety of situations is not is not a new concept; however, I have never seen it done with fish. This series of fishtastic art is by European artist Anne-Catherine Becker-Echivard. Becker-Echivard places real fish heads atop doll-like figurines to create scenes that are simple yet hilarious.
I take my hat off to her. Of all the dead animals to manipulate, I can think of none more slippery or smelly than fish.
I take my hat off to her. Of all the dead animals to manipulate, I can think of none more slippery or smelly than fish.
Trend Themes
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Animal-based Art — Opportunity for artists to create unique and humorous artwork by incorporating animals in unexpected ways, like using fish heads on doll-like figurines.
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Creative Animal Costuming — Emerging trend of dressing up animals in costumes or accessories for artistic or entertainment purposes, such as placing fish heads on dolls.
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Humor in Art — Growing interest in the use of humor and wit as a form of expression in art, exemplified by the comical scenes created by incorporating fish heads into Anne-Catherine Becker-Echivard's artwork.
Industry Implications
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