Forget about those touristy street sketch artists and their charcoal five minute portraits that are ridiculously overpriced check out the Profiles Project. This art series actually boasts profile portraits embedded in aluminum trays. Pretty cool, right?
Created by Israeli-based designer Idan Friedman, the Profiles Project is unlike anything I have seen in a long time. The beauty of this art series is that the trays themselves act as unique frames due to their shape as well as their raised edges.
Of course, Idan Friedman didn't actually create each piece on the spot. Instead, portraits were embossed onto these aluminum trays. The Profiles Project focuses on ordinary people and disposable objects.
What's Driving This Trend
- Embossed Portraits
- Using embossing techniques on unconventional materials to create personalized and unique art pieces.
- Alternativepicture Frames
- Exploring unconventional framing methods which enhances the artwork and its presentation.
- Art on Disposable Objects
- Innovation in creating art on everyday disposable objects which elevates their value and significance.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- New possibilities for artists to experiment with unique materials and unconventional techniques.
- Design
- Incorporating innovative framing and presentation methods into design work can offer a fresh perspective on products and ideas.
- Sustainability
- Creative reuse of disposable materials in art and design can promote the idea of sustainability and eco-friendliness in other industries.
