It's hard to believe that these artistic wall drawings are actually masking tape design patterns. Highly talented artist Sun K. Kwak makes the tape melt off the walls and swirl around the gallery in an expressively undulating fluid-like installation.
Hints of street art elements are apparent in these decorative designs, with stark black and white contrasts resulting in an inky series, like a tattoo parlor met with a tsunami to create this artwork. Covering the walls with black masking tape is the first part of the artist's process, followed by an utility knife, which is used to cut out tendrils and waves within the adhesive.
A great draw for the masking tape design artwork is its clean application and bold look.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Masking Tape Artistry
- Opportunities for innovative adhesive art in interior design and public art projects.
- Street Art Integration
- Combining street art with fine art through the use of masking tape and black and white contrasts.
- Simplistic Design Boldness
- Creating eye-catching and clean designs using black masking tape and stark contrasts.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- Innovative ideas and techniques for adhesive wall murals for residential and commercial interiors.
- Fine Art
- Integration of street art and fine art through the use of unorthodox materials to create contemporary pieces.
- Public Art
- Artistic opportunities in urban space for large-scale installations using masking tape murals and street art elements.
