If you are into kittens, jewels and street art, you should check out the work of Jesse Olwens. Based out of New Zealand, the artist creates abstract installations in unexpected places that you cannot miss. The eye catching pieces can be found under bridges, on basketball backboards, in telephone booths and amongst rubble to name a few.
The prominent paintings are usually of kittens or bejewelled patterns, making them stand out significantly from their surroundings. The Jesse Olwens artwork is also clearly inspired by graffiti, but a more blinged-out, rhine stone-starring version.
He also photographs his paintings to upload on his website. His most recent work involves sculptures and has moved away from the abstract street art style.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Abstract Installations
- Abstract installations in unexpected places offer disruptive innovation opportunities for outdoor advertising and public art industries.
- Bejewelled Patterns
- The incorporation of bejewelled patterns in artwork presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the fashion and accessories industry.
- Graffiti-inspired Art
- The fusion of graffiti and fine art creates disruptive innovation opportunities for the urban art and gallery industries.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Outdoor Advertising
- Abstract installations in unexpected places can revolutionize outdoor advertising by offering unique and eye-catching opportunities for brands to engage with their target audience.
- Public Art
- Abstract installations in unexpected places can disrupt the public art industry by transforming traditional perceptions of where art should be displayed and bringing art to the public in unexpected ways.
- Fashion and Accessories
- The incorporation of bejewelled patterns in artwork presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the fashion and accessories industry to create unique and glamorous products that appeal to a niche market.
