Taking d-Con Rat Poison wrappers to create solid sculptural works, Jason Clay Lewis intricately incorporates an eco-friendly concept into his pieces.
Including sculptures of Virgin Mary, a sailing ship, an owl, a skull, and even a heart-shaped chocolate box for that special someone, the collection has gotten a lot of attention due to its interesting designs. Check out the featured gallery to see samples of these wicked figures.
Implications - One easy method of garnering attention is by utilizing shocking imagery, as is the case with these rat poison wrapper sculptures. Jason Clay Lewis took this one step further by creating a statue of Virgin Mary. Corporations looking for an easy method of garnering attention can consider shocking publicity stunts that will cause outrage from the general public.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Eco-friendly Sculptures
- Upcycling materials for sculptures creates disruptive innovation opportunities for eco-friendly industries such as sustainable art and decor.
- Shocking Publicity Stunts
- The use of controversial imagery in art can be utilized as a disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses in advertising and marketing industries.
- Sculptures of Popular Culture Icons
- Creating sculptures based on popular culture icons and recognizable designs can open up opportunities for disruption in the art and entertainment industries.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Sustainable Art
- By upcycling materials for sculptures, opportunities arise for eco-friendly industries looking to further promote sustainable art and decor.
- Advertising
- Incorporating controversial imagery into advertisements can yield a disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses looking to achieve greater brand awareness.
- Entertainment
- Taking popular cultural icons and creating sculptures based on them can create growth opportunities for entertainment industries seeking disruptive innovative forms of creative expression.
