Perttu Saksa Finds Beauty in Morbid Objects
Meghan Young — December 7, 2009 — Tech
References: visualist.fi & behance.net
It’s easy to get caught up with all the beautiful people, forgetting just how much beauty can be found in everyday objects, yet Perttu Saksa seems not to have forgotten. Although he focuses on the more wicked side of life, his ‘still life’ portfolio is captivating.
A Finnish photographer and visual artist, Perttu Saksa’s photography and video work has been displayed in galleries and museums across Europe. With work such as ‘still life,’ this is no surprise at all.
A Finnish photographer and visual artist, Perttu Saksa’s photography and video work has been displayed in galleries and museums across Europe. With work such as ‘still life,’ this is no surprise at all.
Trend Themes
1. Everyday Objects - Reflecting on the beauty of everyday objects presents potential for creativity in marketing and product design.
2. Morbid Aesthetics - Embracing the dark side of aesthetics offers opportunities for alternative and edgy branding.
3. Still Life Portfolios - The popularity of still life photography creates opportunities for photographers to showcase their unique perspectives and creativity.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Photography - Visual artists and photographers have an opportunity to tap into the trend of everyday objects and morbid aesthetics, generating interest in their portfolios and services.
2. Marketing and Advertising - Brands employing everyday objects and/or morbid aesthetics in their advertising campaigns can connect with consumers seeking edgier and alternative products.
3. Product Design - Designers can find inspiration in the beauty of everyday objects and the appeal of morbid aesthetics, when creating unique and alternative product lines.
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