Creative couple David Luciano and wife Claudia Ficca's latest humanimal photoseries 'Cold Feet' is bizarre and brilliant. In the new photoseries, animals take on human everyday activities in unusual scenes: you'll find a chicken getting a manicure, frogs playing dominoes, a knitting crab, a solitaire-playing alligator, a lobster playing pool and a pig smoking a cigar and drinking whisky.
This is the duo's fourth collaboration where the conceptual photographer and filmmaker David Luciano does the photography and food stylist Claudia Ficca does the styling -- other projects they worked on together include Potholes, Meals Interrupted and Gourmet Mouse Traps.
Inspired by NYC’s Chinatown dazzling display of animal feet for sale, the suitably named 'Cold Feet' humanimal photoseries is uncomfortable and whimsical at the same time.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Humanimal Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to explore the intersection of humans and animals in creative and unconventional ways.
- Creative Food Styling
- Food stylists can experiment with creating visually captivating scenes using animals and food.
- Animal-human Interaction
- Opportunity to explore the connection between animals and humans through artistic representation and storytelling.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Photography
- Photographers can find innovative ways to merge the world of humans and animals in their work.
- Food and Beverage
- Food stylists can explore new and imaginative ways to showcase food and animals in their compositions.
- Art and Entertainment
- Artists and filmmakers can create captivating narratives that explore the interaction and relationship between humans and animals.
