The Still Point painting series may look like it is comprised of artworks that a kindergarten student scribbled with a paintbrush, but there is decidedly more rhyme and reason to each piece than first meets the eye. The loops are controlled and the colors deliberate, not to mention that the end result is so cohesively creative that it is hard to imagine a child painting the Still Point series.
But what will truly win people over is the sense of unfailing innocence and playfulness present in the Still Point series. Clearly Australian artist Kirra Jamison embraced her inner child when creating these abstract works of art. They are currently on display at Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne.
What's Driving This Trend
- Childlike Art
- Opportunity for art programs and entertainment companies to create events and exhibits for adults that tap into the playful, creative energy of childhood.
- Deliberate Children's Aesthetic
- Opportunity for consumer goods companies to incorporate purposefully childlike designs in their products, appealing to adults who desire whimsical and nostalgic items.
- Controlled Abstract Expressionism
- Opportunity for artists to experiment with balance and structure within the abstract expressionist style, creating works that are both freeform and precisely composed.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Entertainment
- With an increasing demand for experiences that tap into nostalgia, art and entertainment companies can incorporate childlike motifs to create immersive events and exhibits.
- Consumer Goods
- Consumer goods companies can appeal to adults' desire for whimsy and nostalgia by incorporating childlike designs and motifs into their products.
- Fine Arts
- Fine artists can push the boundaries of abstract expressionism by experimenting with more controlled compositions, adding a new dimension to the style.
