The stunningly beautiful fluid 3D installations by Danish artist Anders Brasch-Willumsen fool viewers with their abstract and voluminous composition. By skillfully utilizing spacial awareness, as well as experimentation with various textures, light sources and colorful nuances, Anders Brasch-Willumsen is able to create transcendental and fluid 3D sculptures that successfully incorporate and harmonize natural and industrial materials.
The Danish artist is strongly influenced by Mono-Ha— a 20th century Japanese art movement. Characterized by the relationship of naturally and man-made materials, the interdependence of the two spheres are represented and explored through amalgamation of sources and fabrics. With its fluid 3D design that is in conjunction with a thoughtfully curated negative space, the beautiful sculptural installations by Anders Brasch-Willumsen are bound to foster critical thought with regard to the harmonious existence of two fundamentally different spheres.
Image Credit: Studio Brasch
What's Driving This Trend
- Fluid 3D Installations
- Creating visually stunning and abstract sculptures using fluid and voluminous composition.
- Spacial Awareness Experimentation
- Exploring the relationship between space and sculpture by experimenting with textures, light sources, and color.
- Harmonizing Natural and Industrial Materials
- Incorporating and blending natural and man-made materials in sculptural designs to create a harmonious aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Sculpture
- Exploring new techniques and materials in the field of sculpture to create visually captivating art installations.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating fluid and abstract sculptures into interior spaces to create unique and visually striking design elements.
- Material Science
- Studying the interaction and fusion of natural and industrial materials to create innovative materials for various applications.
