Staged Disasters Make for Eye-Opening Pictures
Sarah St.Jules — July 12, 2013 — Art & Design
References: wired & lifelounge.au
Tragedies unfortunately happen to people all the time, and Marina Gadonneix's work thrives off of staged disasters she makes them into stunning pieces of artwork. Travelling to crime scene-replicating schools and experiencing first-hand staged disasters, Gadonneix translates those emotions into her photos. There is a mixture of awe and fear that is palpable in each picture.
Some of the photos include charred remains of furniture, buildings on fire and most shockingly, a fake dead body. Knowing that these are all staged does not help to get rid of the fear that comes with these images. The realistic quality of them is astounding, and it gives a first person perspective on what it may feel like to be present. Somehow, Gadonneix has been able to make her disaster photography both beautiful and terrifying.
Some of the photos include charred remains of furniture, buildings on fire and most shockingly, a fake dead body. Knowing that these are all staged does not help to get rid of the fear that comes with these images. The realistic quality of them is astounding, and it gives a first person perspective on what it may feel like to be present. Somehow, Gadonneix has been able to make her disaster photography both beautiful and terrifying.
Trend Themes
1. Staged Disasters - There is an opportunity for companies to create immersive experiences that simulate disasters, providing a unique perspective and emotional impact.
2. Emotional Photography - The use of emotional photography can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for industries such as marketing and advertising to create powerful storytelling and engage with consumers at a deeper level.
3. Realistic Artwork - Incorporating realistic artwork into various industries, such as interior design or event planning, can offer a unique and immersive experience for customers.
Industry Implications
1. Education and Training - Crime scene-replicating schools can take advantage of staged disaster simulations to educate and train professionals in handling real-life emergencies.
2. Art and Photography - The art and photography industry can explore the use of staged disasters and emotional photography to evoke strong emotions and create thought-provoking pieces.
3. Experience-based Industries - Industries focused on providing immersive experiences, such as theme parks or escape rooms, can incorporate staged disaster simulations to offer thrilling and emotionally impactful attractions.
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