The Richard Woods: D.I.Y. exhibit displays the Chester-born, London-based artist's colorful and cartoonish wood beams in an engaging way. Making up the floor and walls of the Alan Cristea Galley, where the art show is being hosted, people will interact with the work in an everyday sort of way. Nevertheless, they may tread a little more carefully on these floors.
Showcasing new work as well as his renowned Woodblock Inlays series, the Richard Woods: D.I.Y. exhibit is visually stimulating from beginning to end. He creates his sculptures using a traditional block-printing techniques. From there he inlays the wood in geometric patterns to form the eye-catching modern pieces featured in the Richard Woods: D.I.Y. exhibit. The gallery writes, "[his] simplified, stylised facades poke fun at our aesthetic values, both mocking and paying homage to the cult of renovation and DIY."
Cartoonish Lumber Artworks
The Richard Woods: D.I.Y. Exhibit Pokes Fun at the Cult of Renovation
Trend Themes
1. Colorful DIY Artworks - There is an opportunity for disrupting the art industry by creating and showcasing colorful and engaging DIY artworks that are easily accessible to the average individual with a passion for DIY.
2. Cartoonish Wood Furniture - There is an opportunity for disrupting the wood furniture industry by creating cartoonish wood furniture that adds an element of fun to everyday spaces and brings out people's creativity and individuality.
3. Geometric Wood Inlays - There is an opportunity for disrupting the woodworking industry by incorporating geometric wood inlays into furniture, art, and decor to create eye-catching, modern pieces that playfully mock aesthetic values while paying tribute to the cult of renovation and DIY.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The art industry can benefit from the disruptive innovation of colorful and engaging DIY artworks that are easily accessible to the average individual with a passion for DIY.
2. Furniture - The furniture industry can benefit from the disruptive innovation of cartoonish wood furniture that adds an element of fun to everyday spaces and brings out people's creativity and individuality.
3. Woodworking - The woodworking industry can benefit from the disruptive innovation of incorporating geometric wood inlays into furniture, art, and decor to create eye-catching, modern pieces that playfully mock aesthetic values while paying tribute to the cult of renovation and DIY.