Russian Gift Stones Feature Iconic Logos
Going Like Sixty — November 29, 2008 — World
References: englishrussia
Nesting dolls from Russia? Nyet, bring me a rock painted like an iPod to represent the former Communist country. What could be more iconic than the consumer-driven mindset grabbing the former Soviet Union? Is Black Friday far behind in Moscow or Minsk? Pop a rock of Pepsi or just go for the rock painted gold.
Implications - Pet rocks may have been a forgotten fad of the 70s, but the rise of environmentalism and eco-friendly art has given this lost medium a new life. Artists are increasingly using found objects as a canvas to create insightful works that comment on social issues such as consumption and waste, consumerism and junk food.
Implications - Pet rocks may have been a forgotten fad of the 70s, but the rise of environmentalism and eco-friendly art has given this lost medium a new life. Artists are increasingly using found objects as a canvas to create insightful works that comment on social issues such as consumption and waste, consumerism and junk food.
Trend Themes
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Eco-friendly Art — Opportunity for artists to create impactful works on social issues such as consumption and waste.
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Found Object Art — Trend of using rocks and other found objects as a canvas for creating art.
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Social Commentary Art — Use of art to comment on subjects such as consumerism and junk food.
Industry Implications
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Art — Opportunity for artists to enter the market with eco-friendly and found object art.
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Environmentalism — Growth opportunity for environmentally-conscious products and promotions.
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Junk Food Industry — Use of painted rocks and found objects could create art connecting to social commentary on the impact of such products.
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