The work of Marie Rosen, an artist born and based in Brussels, Belgium, is undeniably surreal. The images, which will drudge up memories of 'The Shining' for those who watched the Stanley Kubrick-produced and -directed film, are steeped in a sinister serenity. As though Marie Rosen wanted to depict a series of passive aggressive nightmares, viewers are sure to walk away a chill running down their spins and the hair on the back of their necks raised.
Interestingly, Marie Rosen is not afraid to use vibrant colors in her paintings. Yet somehow this detail doesn't take away from the creepy vibe of each scene. They simply add a retro perspective in the form of geometrically patterned wallpaper and tiles.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Surreal Art
- Businesses looking to disrupt the art industry could explore new ways to incorporate surreal and ethereal elements into their designs.
- Passive-aggressive Imagery
- Incorporating subtle messages or imagery that elicits mixed emotions could disrupt the advertising and marketing sectors.
- Retro Patterns
- Exploring the use of vintage patterns and designs could create new opportunities within the fashion and interior design industries.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art
- Artists and galleries could explore ways to incorporate vibrant colors and surreal elements into their artwork to stand out in a saturated market.
- Advertising
- Marketing firms and advertisers could experiment with using passive-aggressive imagery to create a memorable impact in their campaigns.
- Fashion
- Fashion designers and brands could incorporate retro patterns and designs into their clothing lines to appeal to consumers nostalgic for vintage styles.
