Bethany Jean Francher's Photo Book Replaces Boobs With Butts
Michael Hines — June 8, 2010 — Art & Design
References: bethanyjean & asylum
Bethany Jean Francher almost tricked me with her new book, 'Cleavage.' This Brooklyn-based artist has compiled a series of photos of male and female buttocks and made them look like cleavage.
I feel very much lied to with this 'Cleavage' compilation. Besides being loaded with photos of butt-boobs, Bethany Jean Francher's book also comes with an explanation of the project. Check out the gallery and see what you think. Bonus points if you show your friends these pictures without telling them what they're really looking at.
I feel very much lied to with this 'Cleavage' compilation. Besides being loaded with photos of butt-boobs, Bethany Jean Francher's book also comes with an explanation of the project. Check out the gallery and see what you think. Bonus points if you show your friends these pictures without telling them what they're really looking at.
Trend Themes
1. Deceptive Imagery - Incorporating deceptive imagery to create a new experience for the audience.
2. Reimagining Body Parts - Exploring the alternative use of body parts to create a new narrative for the audience.
3. Sensationalism - Using sensationalism as a tool to capture attention and provoke thought in the audience.
Industry Implications
1. Art - Incorporating deceptive imagery, reimagining body parts, and sensationalism in art to create new and impactful experiences for viewers.
2. Publishing - Exploring the alternative use of body parts in publication to create thought-provoking and unique content for readers.
3. Marketing - Using deceptive imagery, reimagining body parts, and sensationalism in marketing strategies to capture attention and create a memorable brand experience for consumers.
5.9
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
