Abbey McCulloch's 'Cabin Fever' is Inspired by Retro Flight Attendants
Meghan Young — July 10, 2010 — Art & Design
References: abbeymcculloch.au & lifelounge
I'm absolutely in love with Abbey McCulloch's work. Creating paintings unlike any I've seen before, she captivated me before I even began browsing through her latest collection, 'Cabin Fever.'
Inspired by '60s and '70s flight attendants, Abbey McCulloch has captured an exotic rendering that reveals an underlying sexuality that is somewhat unsettling to witness. You can view her beautiful and vulnerable subjects in person at Helen Gory Gallerie in Prahran, Melbourne. Otherwise, I've selected a few works for the above gallery.
Inspired by '60s and '70s flight attendants, Abbey McCulloch has captured an exotic rendering that reveals an underlying sexuality that is somewhat unsettling to witness. You can view her beautiful and vulnerable subjects in person at Helen Gory Gallerie in Prahran, Melbourne. Otherwise, I've selected a few works for the above gallery.
Trend Themes
1. Retro-inspired Art - Opportunity to explore nostalgia and create modern twists on classic art styles.
2. Exploring Hidden Desires - Disruptive potential to challenge societal norms and encourage conversations around taboo topics.
3. Surrealist Nature Scenes - Opportunity to blend unexpected elements into traditional landscapes, creating hybrid environments.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Industry professionals can leverage these trends to create unique and captivating works that stand out in a crowded marketplace.
2. Fashion and Beauty - Fashion designers and beauty brands can draw inspiration from McCulloch's use of retro flight attendants to create similarly themed collections.
3. Hospitality and Tourism - Hotels and resorts can incorporate Surrealist nature scenes into their decor, creating a memorable and immersive environment for guests.
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