Artwork hopefully evokes a feeling out of those viewing it, and Cherelle Sappleton's mixed media collages demand attention and emotion.
Sappleton deconstructs the human body in a scary, yet beautiful way. There is something inherently horrifying about seeing a hand come out of a face, or a leg where a neck should be. However, there is also a beautiful quality to these collages. They are tastefully done, and made to not be gory.
A new variation on the human form is a creative way to draw attention to your work. The mixed media aspect also adds interest to the piece; parts are chopped out of magazines, ads and portraits all to create a truly individual work of art. Sappleton's mixed media collages are images that won't soon be forgotten.
What's Driving This Trend
- Mixed Media Human Body Art
- Artists can explore a new variation on the human form in their work to create unique and memorable pieces.
- Deconstructed Body Parts
- Breaking down and rearranging body parts in art can offer a fresh perspective on familiar subjects.
- Morbid Elegance
- Balancing the morbid and beautiful in artwork can create an intriguing and memorable aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Traditional and digital artists alike can explore this trend to create unique and eye-catching works.
- Fashion and Apparel
- Designers can incorporate aspects of mixed media body art into their clothing and accessory designs.
- Advertising and Marketing
- Brands can use the juxtaposition of body parts in a tasteful way to create attention-grabbing visual advertisements.
