Icones by Marc Thirouin is a series of photos that features women who have had their faces covered with paper bags. Not only are their faces hidden, but they have been replaced with pictures of prophets.
These images are captured in morbid lighting that gives the women an eerie aura. One is struck with curiosity as to why there are paper bags over there heads and what they could possibly be hiding behind their prophet masks. All of the women also appear to be holding some type of food or drink including cake and an old fashioned Coca-Cola bottle. Perhaps these paper-bagged prophets are just hungry and there is actually no symbolism behind it.
If you are looking for some artwork to hang in your living room that will have guests furrowing their brows in confusion, try Icones by Marc Thirouin.
Paper-Bagged Prophets
Icones by Marc Thirouin Covers is a Head Hiding Photo Series
Trend Themes
1. Head-hiding Photography - There is an opportunity to create a new market for head-hiding photography for those seeking unique and provocative artwork.
2. Prophet Masking - Creating products with prophet masks as a central theme could be a way to capitalize on the mystery and intrigue of the imagery seen in Icones by Marc Thirouin.
3. Food and Beverage Imagery - Incorporating food and beverage imagery into artwork can create a fresh perspective on traditional subject matter and could be a way to differentiate in the market.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Art - The fine art industry could benefit from incorporating head-hiding photography, prophet masks, and food and beverage imagery into its offerings to make a statement and stand out in a crowded market.
2. Marketing and Advertising - Prophet masks and head-hiding photography might be a way to create intriguing marketing and advertising campaigns that get noticed and connect with audiences in unique and interesting ways.
3. Fashion - Fashion designers could utilize prophet masks and head-hiding photography as inspiration for creating clothing and accessories that are both mysterious and avant-garde.