Known for creating artwork with fractured pieces, artist Micaela Lattanzio has unveiled a new installation showcasing fragmented portraits that she created.
Designed for the 'Royal Caribbean' collection, the installation is appropriately titled 'Fragmenta' -- which translates into 'fragments' in English. The works of art feature photos of women covered in floral artwork as the main subject, but these images are deconstructed and form hexagonal shapes that appear to float away from the largest fraction of the murals. As the fragments break away from the portraits, they are structured in a way that makes them appear as though they are floating.
These fragmented portraits work to form a unique artistic installation that only Micaela Lattanzio is capable of creating.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fractured Art Installations
- Artists are utilizing broken pieces and fragmented styles to create unique art installations.
- Deconstructed Portraiture
- Artists are breaking down traditional portraiture into non-traditional forms and shapes that add new dimensions to the art.
- Interactive Wall Installations
- Artists and businesses are combining technology and art to create interactive wall installations that engage audiences and customers in unique ways.
Where This Applies
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers are exploring new ways to create innovative and captivating art installations.
- Hospitality
- Hotels and resorts are investing in unique art installations to enhance guest experiences and differentiate themselves.
- Retail
- Retailers are utilizing art installations to create immersive environments and engage customers in new ways.
