Artists Emmanuel Fritz and Collin Schipper are helping us to see sounds, using the almighty power of bass to create these awesome fractal paintings.
Pumping sounds to extreme volumes, Fritz and Schipper's Bass Structures series was created by placing transparent canvases directly over a speaker. From there, the artists poured various paint colors of their choice over the canvas, while keeping the vibrations from the concentrated bass going strong.
Each creation is different, as several factors like the note, frequency, shape of the surface and even chemical composition of the paint and materials drastically alter the outcome of these psychedelic creations.
Fritz and Schipper describe their works as "fractal like patterns," and depending on the colors that you chose, you may feel like you're looking at anything from a messy crime scene to a cosmic landscape.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vibrational Art
- The use of vibrations to create art presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for artists and galleries alike.
- Interactive Art
- The incorporation of sound and touch in the creation of art presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for experiential marketing campaigns and exhibitions.
- Neuroaesthetics
- The exploration of how the brain processes art through sound and color presents opportunities to develop innovative art experiences that affect emotional and psychological well-being.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fine Art
- The vibrational art style can revolutionize traditional methods in creating fine art, and opens doors for new markets and consumers of art.
- Music Industry
- The merging of visual art and music through vibrational art can provide opportunities for collaborations between artists, musicians, and music festivals.
- Experiential Marketing
- Incorporating vibrational art in campaigns can create a memorable and distinct experience in the minds of consumers, leading to more engagement and brand loyalty.
