Stockholm-based artist Nina Lindgren created a cardboard sculpture titled ‘Floating City.'
The piece, which measures two meters in diameter, is currently on display at the ArtRebels Gallery in Copenhagen, Denmark. Those who are interested in how the sculpture was created can watch a video of Lindgren and her team erecting it on her website.
Architecture enthusiasts will definitely enjoy this hypothetical model of a city, growing upwards. The prismatic-shaped sculpture is very bare-bones in its aesthetic; it almosy looks like a child's drawing brought to life in three-dimensional form. Overall, the finished product will add a touch of whimsy and child-like imagination to any room in which it is featured. Definitely worth a view if you find yourself in Denmark!
What's Driving This Trend
- Cardboard Sculpture Trend
- Artists are creating complex and innovative sculptures using cardboard as the main material, opening opportunities for sustainable and eco-friendly models of art.
- Playful Art Trend
- There is a growing trend of creating art installations that are playful and whimsical, providing a refreshing break from serious subjects and opening opportunities for interactive and engaging experiences.
- Hypothetical Urbanization Trend
- Artists and architects are exploring hypothetical models of city development, creating thought-provoking and inspiring installations that challenge conventional urbanization.
Who This Affects Most
- Art Industry
- The art industry can take advantage of the growing trend of playful and sustainable art, opening opportunities for using eco-friendly materials and creating interactive installations.
- Architecture Industry
- The architecture industry can gain inspiration from the hypothetical urbanization trend, challenging conventional styles and experimenting with innovative models of development.
- Home Decor Industry
- The home decor industry can benefit from the cardboard sculpture trend, as it presents an opportunity to incorporate sustainable and eco-friendly art into home design.
