Artist Benjamin Shine Used Sheer Fabric to Recreate Human Faces
Ady Floyd — August 16, 2015 — Art & Design
References: benjaminshine & fubiz.net
Benjamin Shine unveiled a whimsically colorful art exhibit that presents portraits of humans made from sheer fabrics. The colors present a magical aura of smoke, like something one would imagine emerging from a genie's bottle.
Following this train of thought, this artist has actually incorporated a vase into the art display. The vase is sitting in a less obvious part of the exhibit, but from the mouth of the vase each piece of fabric appeases to be crawling its way out.
Benjamin Shine's stunning use of colorful sheer fabric to create undeniably realistic human portraits is something of wonder. In addition to the faces, the exhibit contains fabric that has been transformed into the silhouette of the human body. Each silhouette is striking a different pose. From the viewer's standpoint, it looks as though a human is actually standing behind the sheets of blue, pink and purple fabrics.
Following this train of thought, this artist has actually incorporated a vase into the art display. The vase is sitting in a less obvious part of the exhibit, but from the mouth of the vase each piece of fabric appeases to be crawling its way out.
Benjamin Shine's stunning use of colorful sheer fabric to create undeniably realistic human portraits is something of wonder. In addition to the faces, the exhibit contains fabric that has been transformed into the silhouette of the human body. Each silhouette is striking a different pose. From the viewer's standpoint, it looks as though a human is actually standing behind the sheets of blue, pink and purple fabrics.
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1. Sheer Fabric Art - Using sheer fabric to create realistic human portraits is a disruptive innovation opportunity for the art industry.
2. Fabric as Medium - Using fabric to create complex shapes and silhouettes is an innovative opportunity for fashion designers.
3. Interactive Art Exhibits - Creating interactive art exhibits that incorporate multiple mediums like vases and fabrics can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the entertainment industry.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The use of fabric as a medium can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the art industry.
2. Fashion - Using fabric to create complex shapes and silhouettes is an innovative opportunity for the fashion industry.
3. Entertainment - Creating interactive art exhibits that incorporate multiple mediums can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the entertainment industry.
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