Photographer Meggan Gould has put together a wonderful series of photographs entitled ‘Workspaces,’ that takes an intimate look into the rooms, offices and studios of various creative people.
These shots showcase the intense clutter and the precise organization of people who more or less, work with their hands. An interesting note to these photos is that none of them actually feature the person whose workspaces we are viewing. But just by looking at the room they have made their own, you can get a good idea of who these people might be.
Meggan Gould is based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she works as an Assistant Professor of Art at the University of New Mexico. This is just one of many exhibitions Meggan has put together.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Personal Workspace Design
- Opportunities for interior decorating companies to create personalized and functional workspaces for individuals and businesses.
- Workspace Sharing Platforms
- Opportunities for tech companies to create digital platforms that connect freelancers and businesses with available and affordable creative workspaces.
- Virtual Workspace Tours
- Opportunities for virtual and augmented reality companies to create immersive experiences that allow individuals to explore and customize potential workspaces from the comfort of their own homes.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Decorating
- Businesses specializing in interior design and decoration could benefit from this trend by catering specifically to creating personalized workspaces.
- Technology
- Tech companies could tap into this trend by creating innovative digital platforms to connect people with creative workspaces.
- Virtual Reality
- Virtual Reality companies could capitalize on this trend by creating immersive workspace experiences for individuals and businesses.
