Kozyndan's Twist On the Classic Art Genre of Portraits
In bygone eras, portraits were created to capture a person as they were. Recently, Japanese American artistic duo Kozyndan presented a series of portraits that were a bit akward at Narwhal Art Projects in Toronto, Canada.
The idea for the show came from an old photo album found at a Venice thrift shop which inspired Kozyndan to create potential 'lost photographs.'
The final result is fun and amusing!
The idea for the show came from an old photo album found at a Venice thrift shop which inspired Kozyndan to create potential 'lost photographs.'
The final result is fun and amusing!
Implications - This twisted artwork takes traditional designs and alters them to create something new. This tactic is perfect for the contemporary business looking to innovate their designs and spin a profit. Many consumers are not looking for an entirely new commodity, but simply a revamped version of previous material.
