The recently launched Fictions virtual exhibition, created by Collectif des Créateurs Canadiens and arranged by Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte, is an apprehensive peek into a post-apocalyptic setting featuring fresh modern designs. The exhibition draws influence from its hometown of Montreal, immersing the viewer in an intriguing visual experience that tells a fractured story through four separate camera angles, akin to surveillance cameras. True to their experimental nature, the designs obscure the boundaries between function and form and carry a contemporary, macabre air about them.
Fictions features thirteen new creative works from eight Canadian designers, namely Atelier Zébulon Perron, Claste Collection, David Umemoto, Lambert & Fils, Loïc Bard, Pascale Girardin, SSSVLL, and Yannick Pouliot. The design collection will be sold at Adorno after the virtual exhibit's official launch on April 22nd.
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Trend Themes
1. Virtual Design Exhibitions - The rise of virtual design exhibitions offers an opportunity for artists and designers to present their work in immersive and innovative ways.
2. Post-apocalyptic Design - Creating designs that draw inspiration from post-apocalyptic settings opens up possibilities for exploring unique aesthetics and pushing the boundaries of form and function.
3. Surveillance Camera Aesthetic - The use of surveillance camera angles in virtual design exhibitions presents an opportunity to create a new type of immersive experience that blurs the line between art, design, and security.
Industry Implications
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3. E-commerce - The integration of virtual design exhibitions with e-commerce platforms such as Adorno provides a new avenue for designers and artists to reach a wider audience and sell their work.