During this time of economic disaster, many people are disposing of the viruses that are credit cards. The common belief when money troubles arise is that credit cards are useless (which, of course, they can be).
However, this exhibit commissioned by the Graphic Design Museum in Breda, the Netherlands (and displayed in the same place), shows that there is a beautiful use for the demonic pieces of plastic.
The credit card rainbow makes for a beautiful collage that brightens up (probably not) the outlook on the often hated credit cards. The amount of cards used would amount to one hefty interest rate!
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Sustainable Art
- Creating unique pieces of art using recycled materials such as credit cards creates a new trend towards sustainable art.
- Financial Awareness
- This trend sheds light on the negative impacts of credit card usage, promoting awareness and financial literacy.
- Upcycling
- Upcycling has become a growing trend as people appreciate the value in reusing materials in new and creative ways.
Where This Applies
- Graphic Design
- Graphic design professionals could leverage this trend to create unique works of art for clients, using recycled materials to promote sustainable practices.
- Financial Services
- Financial institutions could use this trend to promote financial awareness and encourage responsible borrowing and spending habits among consumers.
- Retail
- Retailers can incorporate this trend into their marketing strategies by creating unique window displays or in-store installations using upcycling and sustainable materials.
