'Baby Blues' is a childhood revisited photography series by Parisian photographer Guia Besana. In this series, female figures -- specifically mothers -- are placed in childish settings and get into role as if they were still little girls.
Crawling up the stairs, lying flat on a rug, pretending to be a fairy, collecting Barbies and making a mess -- each of these woman takes on a role and exhibits it so well. The series is incredibly bizarre, especially in the image where a woman lies in a crib with her son. She looks like an elder sibling in her plaid dress and messy hair.
This childhood revisited series brings nostalgic moments of youth into adulthood but with the strong focused light and dark, overwhelming shadows the series seems eerie and haunting.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Childhood Revisited Photography
- There is an opportunity to disrupt the photography industry by capturing nostalgia and portraying it in an eerie, haunting manner like Guia Besana's 'Baby Blues' photography series.
- Maternal Childhood Roleplay
- Businesses can explore the trend of mothers revisiting their childhood roles as opportunities to offer products and services that cater to maternal roleplay.
- Merging Childhood and Adulthood
- There is an opportunity to disrupt the creative industry by merging childhood and adulthood in surreal ways that provoke emotional reactions and nostalgia, like Guia Besana's 'Baby Blues' photography series.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Photography
- Guia Besana's 'Baby Blues' photography series disrupts the photography industry by capturing nostalgia and portraying it in an eerie, haunting manner, creating a new photography niche.
- Maternal Products
- Businesses can create maternal roleplay products geared towards moms and tap into the trend of mothers revisiting their childhood roles.
- Creative Industry
- The merging of childhood and adulthood in surreal ways like Guia Besana's 'Baby Blues' photography series offers an opportunity to disrupt the creative industry with new and unconventional ideas.
