UK-based contemporary artist Ash White has released a new set of illustrations for an exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery.
This England born artist has always had a more experimental tone with his art. Altering between collages and manipulations, his new set of artwork proudly displays both of his creative vices. These illustrations are mainly of landscapes being personified with finger prints of feature large-scale people intruding on beautiful landscapes. Every bit of detail in these pieces showcases White's intricate and raw talent. Along with being a dashingly good artist Ash White is also the founder of a new creative label 'Dpplgngr,' which feature his distinguished taste in music, art and fashion.
I find myself very drawn to these series of illustrations. They really open your mind up and encourage the wild imagination.
Personified Landscape Illustrations
Artist Ash White's Illustrations Make People Bigger Than Life
Trend Themes
1. Personified Landscape Art - Innovative use of personifying landscapes suggests a potential for further exploring experiential and interactive art installations.
2. Mixed Media Art - The combination of collages and manipulations create a unique and distinctive art style, which could potentially be used in fashion and advertising industries.
3. Art Entrepreneurship - Ash White's success with founding a creative label, Dpplgngr, indicates an opportunity for artists to explore creating their own platforms for showcasing their art and other interests.
Industry Implications
1. Art Galleries - Ash White's exhibition at Saatchi Gallery indicates a potential interest for art galleries to explore contemporary artists who experiment with mixed media and experiential installations.
2. Fashion Industry - Ash White's work's distinctive style could be used in fashion editorial or advertising, showcasing an opportunity for growth in fashion advertising.
3. Music Industry - Ash White's creative label, Dpplgngr, introduces an alternative way for artists to promote themselves and collaborate with other artists from different fields.