Barcelona-based design studio Dvein’s ‘Chorus’ video started off as a poster, but became a creepy video. The short, 1-minute film is an extreme form of experimental art that’ll make you squirm with both discomfort and glee.
The clip features eight chunks of flesh with toothy grins, and enthusiastic lips that make weird noises that one should only do when alone.
It's uncomfortable to watch, but I dare you to look away. The captivating film, and hypnotic art print are part of the 'This Is NOW' exhibition in Norway. This piece will be showcased with other designers works from around the world, but I doubt there’ll be anything weirder than this bizarre film. Then again, true art is about taking risks and going against the norm.
What's Driving This Trend
- Experimental Art Videos
- The trend of creating experimental art videos that are uncomfortable to watch offers opportunities for disruption in the art and entertainment industries.
- Hypnotic Art Prints
- The trend of creating hypnotic art prints, like Dvein's 'Chorus', offers opportunities for disruption in the art, fashion, and home decor industries.
- Unorthodox Exhibitions
- The trend of showcasing art in unorthodox exhibitions, like the 'This Is NOW' exhibition in Norway, offers opportunities for disruption in the art gallery and museum industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Art Industry
- The art industry can take advantage of the trend of creating experimental and disruptive art pieces to attract new audiences and promote creativity.
- Entertainment Industry
- The entertainment industry can incorporate experimental and uncomfortable videos like Dvein's 'Chorus' in their productions to create a new niche of entertainment.
- Fashion and Home Decor Industry
- The trend of creating hypnotic art prints offers opportunities for disruption in the fashion and home decor industries to create unique and captivating products for consumers.
