This colorfully morbid and creepy art is by Japanese artist Korehiko Hino. He depicts sickly inanimate facial expressions on the youth portraits that he paints.
He uses extremely stunning coloring for his work and combines it with the asylum-like subject matter. The signature eyes in all of his paintings give the portraits a zombified and desperately depressing outlook.
He also uses a lot of raw imagery such as meat and bloody taxidermy throughout his work. His arguably most disturbing one is of a child's face (or lack thereof) that looks absolutely destroyed, forefronting a gorgeous floral background. This horrifyingly morbid body of work is stunningly well-painted and undoubtedly unsettling.
Korehiko Hino is brilliant in his technique of combining oppositional moods in his pieces.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Morbid-colorful Aesthetics
- The contrasting combination of morbid subject matter and vibrant coloring creates an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the art and graphic design industries.
- Inanimate-expression Portraiture
- The use of inanimate expressions in portraits opens up a new frontier for expression and emotion in the fine arts industry.
- Raw-imagery Artwork
- The incorporation of raw imagery, such as meat and taxidermy, in art opens up new opportunities for disruptive innovation in the mixed media and installation art industries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fine Arts
- Korehiko Hino's technique of merging opposing moods provides an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fine arts industry.
- Graphic Design
- Combining morbid subject matter with vibrant coloring can provide a new direction for disruptive innovation in the graphic design industry.
- Mixed Media
- The use of raw imagery in artwork presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the mixed media industry.
