Enter a pretty pastel paradise in the Inversion Series by Anton Bundenko, a photographer born in Novosibirsk, Russia, and now based in Moscow. The title is appropriate considering that it is a cut-and-paste photoshoot that revolves around the art of collages. Although the concept has been done time and again, this photo series straddles the line between fashion editorial and art series beautifully. In a way, model Mona Ermishina is a modern, grownup version of Alice from 'Wonderland.' It doesn't hurt that she's dress in light blue throughout.
The Inversion Series by Anton Bundenko is rife with graphic backgrounds, which gives it its contemporary appeal. The looks are also sweet and modern. They were put together by stylist Daria Kuzminova, who played with a strict color palette but added different prints for variety.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cut-and-paste Photography
- The use of collages in photography creates unique and visually captivating images, presenting opportunities for innovative storytelling and artistic expression.
- Graphic Backgrounds
- Incorporating graphic backgrounds in photography adds a contemporary and edgy element, providing opportunities for bold and eye-catching visuals.
- Pastel Aesthetic
- The use of pastel colors in photography creates a dreamy and whimsical atmosphere, offering opportunities to evoke nostalgia and appeal to a romantic audience.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can incorporate cut-and-paste photography to create imaginative campaigns that showcase their apparel in a visually striking and unconventional way.
- Art
- The art industry can explore the use of graphic backgrounds in photography to create contemporary and abstract artwork that pushes the boundaries of traditional art forms.
- Photography
- Photography professionals can embrace the pastel aesthetic to offer unique and captivating photo shoots that appeal to clients seeking a soft and dreamy visual style.
