The Jonathan LeVine Gallery is hosting a show by artist Doze Green, whose work features characters illustrated with elements of Picasso and Cézanne. Doze Green departs from the masters, however, with his increasingly crazy, alien-like features on his subjects.
Doze Green is currently working on his own site, but you can check out his work at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery or at the links below. It's mind-boggling.
Implications - Consumers have an increasing desire for escapism. This stems from the hyper-rational order of city living, which has resulted in the repression of imagination. Companies should seek out ways to offer this group different ways to escape into alternate realities to foster a deeper connection.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Escapism
- Opportunities for companies to offer different ways to escape into alternate realities and foster a deeper connection with consumers.
- Alien-like Art
- Innovation opportunities for artists and galleries to explore unconventional and visually striking depictions of subjects.
- Incorporating Master Influences
- Opportunities for artists to incorporate elements from influential masters like Picasso and Cézanne while adding their own creative twists to create unique styles.
Where This Applies
- Art Galleries
- Art galleries can tap into the market demand for escapism by showcasing artwork that transports viewers to alternate realities.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can take inspiration from alien-like art to create visually captivating and immersive experiences in movies, video games, and virtual reality.
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can draw inspiration from Doze Green's art style to create unconventional and avant-garde clothing designs that stand out in the industry.
