The human body is a wondrous thing that can be manipulated in a variety of ways; this is explored in the photo series titled Korper by Tobias Hutzler, a photographer based in New York City. Turned into artistic sculptures, the human form becomes more art than reality, although reality is art as well. Through the twists and contortions, the body becomes something bigger than itself, which is due in large part to group participation.
Comprised of half-naked subjects, Korper by Tobias Hutzler not only demonstrates the artistic power of the human body, it also focuses on the variety of nationalities and skin tones in the world. A beautiful series, the images have been printed in large scale for an even bigger impact when viewed in person.
Human Body Sculptures
Korper by Tobias Hutzler Captures Abstract Forms and Multiple Skin Tones
Trend Themes
1. Body Sculpture Art - Opportunity for artists to create unique and abstract pieces using the human body as a medium.
2. Diversity Representation - Opportunity to appreciate and celebrate the beauty of different skin tones and nationalities through various art forms.
3. Group Art Participation - Opportunities for teamwork and collaboration among artists to create unique and dynamic art pieces using the human form.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Incorporating different body sculping techniques and diverse skin tones can lead to new and innovative forms of photography.
2. Art - Artists can use body sculpture art to create new and unique art pieces that explore the human form in new ways.
3. Fashion - Incorporating body sculpture art into fashion can add a level of creativity and uniqueness to designs that will stand out in the market.