Working with the design that already exists within the gallery space, artist Julia Schwadron created a series of decorative pattern drawings that compliment the trellis work within the room.
Entitled 'Everything,' the series of prints features repetitive and intricate patterns in black and white that mirror the white and dark spaces in between the lattices that decorate the walls. Just like the beautifully patterned holes that allow for light and air to penetrate throughout the room, the prints add an ornately decorative element that still allows for a spacious and uncluttered feeling. Within the center of the gallery, Schwadron left a pile of drawings for visitors to take home with them, making her work accessible to the masses.
Everyone can enjoy the delicately detailed art of this decorative pattern series.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Decorative Pattern Drawings
- There is an opportunity to create innovative decorative pattern drawings that can complement existing designs in various spaces, such as galleries and rooms.
- Repetitive and Intricate Patterns
- Creating repetitive and intricate patterns in artwork can add a visually captivating element to spaces and provide a unique artistic experience.
- Accessible Art
- Making art accessible to the masses by allowing visitors to take home prints can increase engagement and appreciation for artistic works.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity within the art and design industry to create new and unique decorative pattern drawings.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating repetitive and intricate patterns into interior design can revolutionize the industry and provide visually striking spaces.
- Art Accessibility
- The art accessibility industry can leverage the concept of making art more accessible to a wider audience through innovative approaches like offering prints for visitors to take home.
