Nico Krijno deals in the bizarre and eccentric. As minimalist as his images may be, they are far from simple and boring. Instead, each photo allows people to focus on the subject at hand rather than getting caught up in the scenery, fashion and more. From naked figures covered in fruit to snake-entwined arms and more abstract still life such as hot dogs on a floral fabric, Nico Krijno knows exactly how to capture people's attention in the most unorthodox of ways.
Born and based in Cape Town, South Africa, Nico Krijno is a fine art photographer who has been featured in galleries around the world as well as in the pages of such prestigious magazines as Dazed Digital, Snap and 500photographers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Photography
- There is an opportunity for businesses to use minimalist photography to highlight specific products or subjects and create a visually captivating image, regardless of scenery.
- Bizarre Imagery
- Companies can embrace unconventional or weird imagery to stand out from their competitors and create a unique brand identity.
- Unorthodox Artistic Expression
- There is an opportunity for businesses to use unconventional artistry to express their brand identity and values in a fresh and engaging way.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Beauty
- Fashion and Beauty brands can use minimalist photography to highlight specific products and create a visually captivating image while being totally uncluttered.
- Advertising and Marketing
- Advertising and Marketing agencies can use bizarre imagery to create a lasting impression for their clients' products and services.
- Fine Art
- Art galleries and museums can embrace unorthodox artistic expression to showcase unique perspectives and experiences to their audience.
