This Pill Study Sculpture by Ray Geary Casts Tablets in Resin
Jana Pijak — September 10, 2014 — Art & Design
Ray Geary's 'Pill Study' sculptures give medical prescriptions a new purpose. Available in three sizes, these decorative objects are made up of countless pills that are arranged in a linear composition an cast in clear resin.
Despite of its bizarre design process, the result is artful and vibrant in its aesthetic. These tablet-constructed sculptures by Ray Geary vary from the $320 to the $4000 price range and are available for purchase on aha life's web shop.
The accessories are a great doctor's office decoration and are set to appeal to modern art lovers with an appreciation for sculptural works. Whether purchased as a gift or as a unique home decor accent, these 'Pill Study' art pieces are sure to spark up conversation.
Despite of its bizarre design process, the result is artful and vibrant in its aesthetic. These tablet-constructed sculptures by Ray Geary vary from the $320 to the $4000 price range and are available for purchase on aha life's web shop.
The accessories are a great doctor's office decoration and are set to appeal to modern art lovers with an appreciation for sculptural works. Whether purchased as a gift or as a unique home decor accent, these 'Pill Study' art pieces are sure to spark up conversation.
Trend Themes
1. Artful Medication Decor - The trend of using medications as a medium for decorative art can create disruptive innovation opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry.
2. Tablet-constructed Sculptures - The trend of using tablets to create sculptures opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in the art and design industry.
3. Doctor's Office Decor - The trend of using unique art pieces as doctor's office decorations presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the healthcare and interior design industries.
Industry Implications
1. Pharmaceutical Industry - The pharmaceutical industry can explore innovative ways to transform medications into artistic and decorative products, tapping into new markets and consumer segments.
2. Art and Design Industry - The art and design industry can embrace the use of unconventional materials like tablets to create unique sculptures, offering a fresh perspective to art enthusiasts.
3. Healthcare and Interior Design Industries - The healthcare and interior design industries can collaborate to bring unique and conversation-starting art pieces like 'Pill Study' sculptures into doctor's offices, creating memorable and engaging environments for patients.
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