The Andre Eiffel Tower is a Made Over Version of the Paris Landmark
Matt Ho — June 9, 2011 — Life-Stages
References: colette.fr & slamxhype
After some recent collaborations with well-known brands, Mr. Andre is back once again with The Andre Eiffel Tower.
This time, the infamous French graffiti artist has made his mark on France's most iconic structure. The Andre Eiffel Tower depicts the landmark in white with his infamous stick-thin Cheshire smiling happy face. According to SLAMXHYPE, this is suppose to be the first in a series of collaborative items, which is pretty exciting for any fan of street art.
The next time you make a visit to Paris, don't bother with the trinkets from the touristy spots. Try and snatch The Andre Eiffel Tower, which represents France and the culture of street art altogether.
This time, the infamous French graffiti artist has made his mark on France's most iconic structure. The Andre Eiffel Tower depicts the landmark in white with his infamous stick-thin Cheshire smiling happy face. According to SLAMXHYPE, this is suppose to be the first in a series of collaborative items, which is pretty exciting for any fan of street art.
The next time you make a visit to Paris, don't bother with the trinkets from the touristy spots. Try and snatch The Andre Eiffel Tower, which represents France and the culture of street art altogether.
Trend Themes
1. Collaborative Street Art - Opportunities for artists and brands to collaborate in creating unique and visually striking art installations.
2. Iconic Landmark Makeovers - Exploring the potential for artists to reimagine and transform famous landmarks into visually captivating works of art.
3. Cultural Merchandise - Increasing demand for unique and artistic merchandise that represents local culture and street art.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Artists and designers can leverage their creativity to create collaborative art installations and reimagine famous landmarks.
2. Tourism and Travel - Tourism companies and travel agencies can offer unique experiences that involve visiting and appreciating reimagined landmarks as part of a cultural exploration.
3. Street Art Merchandise - Merchandising companies can cater to the growing demand for culturally-inspired products, collaborating with street artists to create unique merchandise featuring iconic landmarks.
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