'Adam' by Norm Yip Gives a Sinister Twist to Classic Art
Marissa Brassfield — July 12, 2010 — Art & Design
References: normyip & behance.net
'Adam' by Norm Yip is a photo shoot that will leave you spellbound. Yip has projected images of classic fine art onto a model; the finished product is equal parts sinister and arresting.
In the final shots of 'Adam' by Norm Yip, the model has been painted with tribal tattoos and the phrase 'Born to Live.' The stark contrast between these black-and-white photos and the vibrant projected images that precede makes for a killer one-two punch.
In the final shots of 'Adam' by Norm Yip, the model has been painted with tribal tattoos and the phrase 'Born to Live.' The stark contrast between these black-and-white photos and the vibrant projected images that precede makes for a killer one-two punch.
Trend Themes
1. Projecting Art - Using projection technology to bring art to life on various mediums opens up new possibilities for immersive and dynamic art experiences.
2. Fine Art Photography - Exploring the convergence of fine art and photography creates opportunities to push the boundaries of storytelling and visual expression.
3. Sinister Aesthetics - Embracing the juxtaposition of dark and arresting visuals in art provides a disruptive avenue for challenging traditional perceptions and invoking strong emotions.
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2. Fashion and Photography - Collaborations between fashion and photography industries can unlock disruptive innovation by merging traditional aesthetics with unconventional visual storytelling.
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