Although my instinctual reaction to the Nexus Vomitus art series is a shudder, I'm still thoroughly intrigued by this unique art form. Considering the medium of the project, most wouldn't be able to help the innate feeling of disgust that arises at first after hearing about it.
Yet the Nexus Vomitus art series is interesting for reasons other than the ingesting and spewing of milk dyed with food coloring. It is a unique collaboration between artist Millie Brown and opera singers Patricia Hammond and Zita Syme.
A one-off performance, the Nexus Vomitus series was documented by SHOWstudio in which Brown vomited to the soothing sounds of Hammond and Syme's interlude. You can watch the video here.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Unconventional Art Forms
- Nexus Vomitus introduces a new way of artistic expression that challenges conventional norms.
- Collaborative Performance Art
- Nexus Vomitus highlights the potential of interdisciplinary collaboration between artists in creating unique creative outputs.
- Transgressive Art
- Nexus Vomitus pushes boundaries and dares to challenge societal norms and values through its unique approach to art.
Sectors Adopting This
- Contemporary Art
- Nexus Vomitus opens the door for new movements and mediums in the contemporary art scene.
- Performing Arts
- Nexus Vomitus illustrates how multidisciplinary collaborations can enhance the scope and impact of performing arts.
- Marketing and Advertising
- With the potential for shock value, Nexus Vomitus could be used as a disruptive and attention-grabbing marketing tactic or advertising campaign.
