Turning films into abstract art prints, MovieDNA has perfected a new technology that lets it condense the full length of a film into psychedelically colorful graphic strips of color that would look awesome hanging in any living room. Creators Rob Hansen and Garrick Dartnell turned their love for the silver screen into art by capturing the essences and tones of the different movies.
The Kickstarter financed MovieDNA already has prints for Pixar’s Finding Nemo, The Matrix, Pulp Fiction, Fight Club, Avatar, A Clockwork Orange, The Devil Wears Prada and Sin City.
So instead of watching your favorite film for the millionth time, just ask the duo behind MovieDNA to make you an art piece representative of the film for your home.
Psychedelic Vibrant Film Artwork
MovieDNA is Turning Films into Stripped Abstract Art Prints
Trend Themes
1. Film-to-art Conversion - The trend of turning films into abstract art prints could disrupt the art and home decor industries.
2. Personalized Movie Artwork - The trend of creating customized art pieces based on movies can offer opportunities for disruption in the custom gifts and decor industries.
3. Application of New Technology in Art - The trend of using new technology to create unique art pieces could disrupt the traditional art industry by providing innovative and modern alternatives to traditional art forms.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The art industry could benefit from the trend in film-to-art conversion, as it offers a new and exciting way to create art that appeals to movie enthusiasts and modern tastes.
2. Home Decor - The trend of using movie-inspired artwork in home decor could disrupt the traditional decor industry by offering consumers a way to showcase their love for movies in a unique and eye-catching way.
3. Customized Gifts - The trend of creating personalized movie artwork pieces could disrupt the traditional gift industry by providing consumers with a unique and thoughtful way to give gifts that reflect their recipient's interests and passions.