'Concept of the Intermediate' is a leading example of using resources to create something never seen before. German photographers Ina Schoof and Ana Baumgart created this project in the Sahara Desert, Morocco on the whim that the human race has covered such an extensive amount of Mother Nature that there is practically nothing left to find. Of course, critics will argue such a debate-worthy; however, one cannot find reason to vote against the emotion and understanding of human perception that the two artists have displayed in the Concept of the Intermediate.
Since there is not much left to the unknown, Schoof and Baumgart decided to create oddities to catch the eye. The vast expansion that is the Sahara Desert can quickly become a bland sheet of color with minimal movement. Therefore, the artists created a hand-knotted fishing net (colored white) to sit on the sands of the desert. Who would need a fishing net in one of the driest places on Earth? Exactly.
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'Concept of the Intermediate' Artsy Video by Avant / Guarde Diaries
Trend Themes
1. Bizarre-monuments - There is an opportunity to create bizarre monuments and installations that catch people's attention in unexpected and unusual places, such as deserts.
2. Conceptual-photography - The use of resources and imagination to create unique and thought-provoking images could be a trend in photography, especially for art and creative industries.
3. Environmental-activism - This project could inspire environmental activism and awareness, encouraging individuals and industries to take action to protect the remaining natural resources on the planet.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The art industry could explore creating installations and monuments in unconventional and unexpected locations to challenge traditional perceptions of art and beauty.
2. Photography - Photography could incorporate the use of unusual resources and locations to create unique and distinctive images that tell a story and provoke thought.
3. Environmental-organizations - Environmental organizations could use this type of artistic expression to raise awareness about environmental issues and inspire people to take action to protect the planet.