Getting up to all kinds of naughty activity, the wooden artist mannequin portrayed in the photo series by Nicolas Vallejos leads an exciting life full of adventure.
Artists often pose the little mannequins in different ways in order to get the right body proportions for their artwork, but Vallejos makes the wooden doll the star of his photo shoot. He dresses it up in different outfits and enacts all of the devious scenarios the doll might get into if it could actually come alive and go out on its own into the world.
The wooden artist mannequin hooks up with Barbie, robs a safe, goes on vacation and shreds the streets on a skateboard, getting the most out of its new-found freedom.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Mannequin Photography
- The rise of creative photography using artist mannequins offers opportunities for artists to showcase their skills and uniqueness.
- Inanimate Objects
- Artists using inanimate objects as the focal point for their work provide opportunities for new forms of creative expression and storytelling.
- Exploring Imagination
- The use of creative photography to explore the imagination encourages people to push their boundaries and allows for a new way to express themselves.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- Photography industry can offer services to artists and businesses interested in showcasing their products and services through the use of mannequin photography.
- Art Supplies
- The art supplies industry can capitalize on the trend of inanimate object photography by promoting their products as useful for artists who want to develop unique work emphasizing inanimate subjects.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketing and advertising agencies could explore the use of creative photography with inanimate objects to promote brand awarness and attract potential customers.
