Oleksiy Guz's 'LoaMan' Photo Set is a Messy Masterpiece
Marissa Brassfield — July 8, 2009 — Art & Design
References: behance.net
Oleksiy Guz's 'LoaMan' is a clay-covered set of portraits that explores a history of humankind in which the planet created man from loam. It's a fascinating--albeit messy--proposition, and reminds me of how I might act after a clay spa treatment.
We've seen a number of photo sets that use human skin as a canvas, whether it's through colorfully-painted faces or bodies that are covered in a wash of paint. Check out the related articles below for more.
We've seen a number of photo sets that use human skin as a canvas, whether it's through colorfully-painted faces or bodies that are covered in a wash of paint. Check out the related articles below for more.
Trend Themes
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Clay-covered Portraits — The trend of using clay as a medium for creating unique and messy portraits.
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Exploring Human History — The trend of using art to depict the history of humankind and its connection to the planet.
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Innovative Photography Techniques — The trend of using unconventional materials and methods in photography to create visually stunning images.
Industry Implications
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Art and Photography — The art and photography industries can explore using clay as a medium for creating unique and thought-provoking portraits.
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Wellness and Spa — The wellness and spa industry can incorporate clay treatments as a creative and relaxing experience for their customers.
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Environmental Education — The environmental education industry can utilize art and photography to educate and raise awareness about humanity's connection to the planet.
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