Artist Franceso de Molfetta recently opened a new exhibit entitled 'New Idols'. The sculptural New Idols series features well known figures from pop culture in unusual poses.
Inspired by 80s icons, but not limited to that decade, de Molfetta takes aim at beloved figures such as Batman, King Kong, Barbie, ET and JFK. The 'New Idols' series is a solo show currently on display at Milan's Don Gallery. If you can't make it to Italy, click through the gallery to see de Molfetta's 'New Idols'.
What's Driving This Trend
- Pop Culture Sculptures
- Artists can create sculpture art of iconic pop culture figures with unusual poses.
- Satirical Interpretation
- To use satire to transform traditional icons into modern-day critique subjects.
- Interactive Art Promotion
- To create interactive digital displays of sculptures that could reach wider audiences.
Who This Affects Most
- Art & Sculpture
- Artists can offer interactive & immersive digital installations of their sculptures.
- Marketing & Advertising
- Advertisers looking to utilize satirical interpretations of well-known figures can make use of these sculptures to deliver their messages.
- Entertainment & Pop Culture
- Pop culture figures can be utilized in museums and television series to provide immersive and experiential interactions for visitors and audiences.
