Ever wander past a discarded Christmas tree in January and felt a pang of pity for the poor wretched thing? Well, one British street artist named D*face took it upon himself to inject some humor into this New Year occurrence by sticking googly eyes on the trees of inner city London. These hilarious images show people passing on by as if the trees are quizzically looking at them.
The project entitled 'Eyebaubles' will certainly give passers-by a giggle. Some trees look angry at their fate, others look to be suggestively eyeing each other up, while others just look plain confused. D*Face is a street artist from London, England who runs The Stolen Space Gallery in London. His latest work Eyebaubles certainly brought some cheer to London commuters this January.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Upcycling Discarded Christmas Trees
- Artists and designers could create new products or artwork utilizing dead Christmas trees
- Humorous Urban Art
- Opportunities exist for businesses to commission humorous urban art installations to engage with customers
- Leveraging Unexpected Materials
- Companies could explore using unusual and unexpected materials in their products or marketing campaigns
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers could utilize dead Christmas trees to create new products or artwork
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Hotels, shopping centers, or tourist attractions could commission humorous urban art installations to engage visitors
- Marketing and Advertising
- Companies could create unique marketing campaigns by leveraging unusual and unexpected materials, like discarded Christmas trees, to promote their products or services
