Dina Kelberman's I'm Google Tumblr page takes its displayed images from online searches. The artistically minded project brings patterns taken from the search engine to the fore, enabling viewers to appreciate a genre of beauty that is frequently overlooked.
Showcased within the I'm Google series are airplanes, tents, mats and various gym materials. The colorful snapshots unfold into one another seamlessly, assembled by Kelberman according to theme, form, and composition. While the featured items are different from one another, they somehow flow within the Tumblr website, speaking to a semblance of ideas as they are displayed on Google's forum. As few have taken note of the company's artistic merits, Kelberman has began what is now recognized as an original venture.
What's Driving This Trend
- Online Search Art
- Opportunity to create unique artwork by sourcing images from online searches.
- Appreciation of Overlooked Beauty
- Chance to showcase the beauty in everyday objects and patterns that are often ignored.
- Artistic Curation Through Themes
- Creating artistic compositions by assembling images according to theme, form, and composition.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to explore new ways of creating and presenting artwork using technology and online sources.
- Internet and Technology
- Opportunity to develop new platforms or tools that allow artists to source and curate images from online search engines.
- Digital Marketing and Advertising
- Potential to incorporate visually appealing online search artwork into marketing campaigns to attract and engage audiences.
