Plastic Life by Vincent Bousserez is a book chronicling the memorable miniature-obsessed works of the French photographer. Inspired by toy trains from his childhood, the artist creates dynamic microworlds with the help of miniature plastic figurines and everyday objects.
Boussarez creates real object landscapes, placing figurines in a remote surrounding environment. He creates scenes that explore humorous, compelling, disturbing, naughty and nostalgic themes, inspiring viewers with a greatly established sense of place.
Using macro photography, the artist showcases tiny people's perception of large and lifeless objects, connecting both in unexpected ways. From beer cap pools, to paint box housing, Plastic Life by Vincent Boussarez is an artful and imaginative photo book that dares to be different, displaying the Frech photographer's bold and memorable signature style.
Perception-Shifting Microworlds
Plastic Life by Vincent Bousserez is Artful and Imaginative
Trend Themes
1. Microworld Photography - There is an opportunity for the development of a new photography genre that showcases minute objects and figures.
2. Miniature Figurine Art - The artistic style of creating miniature worlds using figurines and everyday objects can be adapted and used to create unique art pieces.
3. Perception-shifting Artworks - Artists can explore the creation of art that shifts the viewer's perception, using themes such as humor, nostalgia, and unexpected connections.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - There is a potential for new cameras or lenses specifically designed for microworld photography.
2. Miniature Figurine Manufacturing - There is an opportunity for the development of new figurine designs and products specifically for creating miniature worlds for the art industry and hobbyists.
3. Art Publishing - Publishing companies can create platforms for artists who specialize in perception-shifting artworks, such as Plastic Life by Vincent Boussarez.