Known as the 'new Banksy,' Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic has gotten famous for his incredibly clever street art. He incorporates 3D objects in his works and creates unique effects on the surface he works on.
This new work of his is of a boy working the complex plant watering system that is partially drawn and martially made out of object installation.
Mixed media is a spectacular way of adding different dimensions to one's art. It is a clever demonstration of being able to make sense and re-purpose objects that are fixated on specific purposes.
Ernest Zacharevic's new work looks fantastic on the wall it has been instilled on. If he ever decides to transition into interior design, I will surely be one of his regular customers.
3D-Incorporated Art Decorations
The New Work of Ernest Zacharevic Mixes Up Reality with Fantasy
Trend Themes
1. Mixed-media Art - Exploring the use of mixed media in art allows for the incorporation of different dimensions and repurposing of objects.
2. 3D Object Installation - Incorporating 3D objects in art creates unique effects and blurs the line between reality and fantasy.
3. Interior Design Transition - Artists like Ernest Zacharevic have the potential to disrupt the interior design industry with their unconventional art installations.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The art industry can embrace mixed-media techniques and 3D object installations to create visually stunning and thought-provoking works.
2. Design - The design industry can learn from the innovative use of objects in art and apply similar techniques to their product designs.
3. Home Decor - The home decor industry could be disrupted by artists who transition into interior design, offering unique and captivating art installations for people's homes.