'The Isle of Human' by Johan Rosenmunthe Explores a World Without Humans
Marissa Brassfield — September 21, 2009 — Art & Design
References: rosenmunthe & behance.net
'The Isle of Human' by Johan Rosenmunthe is a photo set that explores a world in which humans are extinct. Lions sprawl out on docks, flamingos flourish in a factory yard and giraffes wander around shipping containers in this unusual post-apocalyptic series.
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Trend Themes
1. Life After Humans - The trend of imagining and visualizing a world without humans, creating space for exploring the impact of humanity's absence.
2. Post-apocalyptic Wildlife - The trend of showcasing animals thriving in urban and industrial landscapes, highlighting nature's resilience in the face of human extinction.
3. Unexpected Ecological Adaptations - The trend of depicting animals adapting to new environments and taking over human-made spaces, emphasizing their ability to survive and thrive in unexpected places.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The industry can explore new avenues of creativity by capturing and showcasing unique perspectives of nature and animals in post-apocalyptic settings.
2. Visual Arts - Artists can experiment with illustrating the coexistence of animals and urban settings, offering thought-provoking reflections on the relationship between humans and the natural world.
3. Entertainment - Filmmakers and writers can develop compelling narratives and stories based on the premise of a world without humans, creating engaging and imaginative content for audiences.
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