Montreal-based photographer Gabriella Scali has been playing with her food for her colorful April 2013 ‘Food and Body’ series. This lively collection of snack-based photography takes some of our favorite foods, like pineapple and lobster, and pairs them up with hands and feet in an interesting way. Each shot is eye-catching and bursting with vibrant colors!
In some of these mouth-watering photographs, the models are holding food up to cover their faces. While this may just be for fun, it could also be viewed as a quirky statement about how you are what you eat. On that note, mostly healthy food items were used in this wacky project. The creative ‘Food and Body’ series will make your tummy rumble, and inspire you to play around with your produce!
What's Driving This Trend
- Food-based Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to explore new and creative ways of showcasing food.
- Body-infused Art
- Artists can experiment with incorporating body parts into their artwork to create intriguing and thought-provoking pieces.
- Healthy Food Messaging
- Brands can leverage the connection between food and body to promote healthier eating habits and lifestyles.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Photographers can specialize in food-based photography and offer unique services to clients looking for unconventional food imagery.
- Art
- Artists can tap into the trend of incorporating body parts into their artwork to create distinctive and impactful pieces that resonate with viewers.
- Health and Wellness
- Brands in the health and wellness industry can use the concept of 'food and body' to promote their products and services, emphasizing the importance of nourishing the body with wholesome foods.
