Lush and almost lavish in a way, the work of Christopher Eyles is like a refreshing breeze, scratch that, blast of cool air. Each image is a collage, although that might be hard to discern at first. That is because Christopher Eyles has masterfully pasted the landscape together to create a seamless scene that would only be possible if it were witnessed in a dream.
Born in Fareham, England, and currently based in London, Christopher Eyles plops sky-blue pools in the middle of tropical rainforests and jungles with snowy mountains in the backdrop. What the casual observer might not realized is that each piece is painstakingly composed from hundreds of snippets of photographs from magazines and leaflets.
Tropical Tourist Collages
Artist Christopher Eyles Creates Impossible Paradises
Trend Themes
1. Collage Art - Opportunity for artists to explore innovative ways of creating immersive and seamless scenes through collage techniques.
2. Tropical Aesthetics - Potential for businesses to incorporate tropical motifs and visuals into branding and marketing campaigns to appeal to a sense of paradise and escape.
3. Dreamlike Landscapes - Opportunity to develop virtual reality experiences or video games that transport users to surreal and fantastical landscapes.
Industry Implications
1. Art - Artistic community can embrace and experiment with collage techniques to create unique and captivating pieces.
2. Tourism - Travel agencies and resorts can use tropical aesthetics in their promotional materials and experiences to entice potential customers.
3. Entertainment - Game developers and virtual reality companies can leverage dreamlike landscapes to create immersive and captivating experiences for users.