Sometimes an art project makes you stop and really appreciate the intricacy and detail involved in the piece, and the Binh Danh Chlorophyll Prints does exactly that.
The 25-year-old Vietnamese photographer starts by picking a leaf, which often comes from his mother’s garden. He then places the leaf on a piece of felt fabric, and according to NPR, "puts a negative directly on the leaf. He places glass over the leaf, clips the glass and board together, and puts the assemblage on the patio roof."
The Binh Danh Chlorophyll Prints are absolutely stunning pieces of art that are simply photos printed onto leaves using the sun. These leaves will surely “blow you away” and “leaf” you breathless.
What's Driving This Trend
- Chlorophyll Print Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore new mediums and create visually captivating art using natural materials.
- Nature Photography
- Push for photographers to experiment with unconventional techniques and capture the beauty of nature in innovative ways.
- Alternative Printing Methods
- Advancement in printing technologies that allow for printing on unique surfaces and materials, opening up possibilities for creative applications.
Who This Affects Most
- Fine Arts
- Artists and galleries can tap into the demand for unique and visually striking pieces by incorporating chlorophyll print art into their portfolios or collections.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the use of nature and unconventional techniques to create captivating and one-of-a-kind photographs for various purposes.
- Printing and Imaging
- Printing companies and technology manufacturers can develop and market alternative printing methods that cater to the growing demand for unconventional and eco-friendly printing options.
