Keetra Dean Dixon's 'Objects of Co-Dependancy' Art
Bianca — September 2, 2009 — Art & Design
References: worldfamousdesignjunkies & notcot.org
Chances are pretty good you've read or heard about the rising prominence of codependency in relationships, which is why we thought designer Keetra Dean Dixon's "Objects of Co-Dependancy" collection is so relevant to modern pop culture.
"Keetra Dean Dixon knows. She knows all about co-dependency," worldfamousdesignjunkies.com says.
"What KDD wants to teach you, with some true-to-form objects, is that sometimes, the balloon has two mouthpieces. It takes two… to make it out of sight."
The pieces featured in Keetra Dean Dixon "Objects of Co-Dependancy" collection include Just Between You And Me (balloons), Every Breath You Take (cigarettes), Significant Spooning (spoons), Just keeping an eye on you (glasses), I could talk to you forever (telephones), In Your Eyes (viewmaster) and An unexpected spark (lighter).
While these items look really neat, they're sure as heck not functional, much like many people living in codependent relationships.
Whether you think codependency is good or bad, there's no doubt anyone can appreciate the truly unique and innovative design theme Keetra Dean Dixon chose.
"Keetra Dean Dixon knows. She knows all about co-dependency," worldfamousdesignjunkies.com says.
"What KDD wants to teach you, with some true-to-form objects, is that sometimes, the balloon has two mouthpieces. It takes two… to make it out of sight."
The pieces featured in Keetra Dean Dixon "Objects of Co-Dependancy" collection include Just Between You And Me (balloons), Every Breath You Take (cigarettes), Significant Spooning (spoons), Just keeping an eye on you (glasses), I could talk to you forever (telephones), In Your Eyes (viewmaster) and An unexpected spark (lighter).
While these items look really neat, they're sure as heck not functional, much like many people living in codependent relationships.
Whether you think codependency is good or bad, there's no doubt anyone can appreciate the truly unique and innovative design theme Keetra Dean Dixon chose.
Trend Themes
1. Rising Codependency - Opportunity to create products or services that address the needs and challenges of codependent relationships.
2. Designing for Emotional Connection - Opportunity to develop designs that evoke emotional responses and foster connection.
3. Exploring Non-functional Design - Opportunity to push boundaries and create innovative designs that prioritize aesthetics over functionality.
Industry Implications
1. Relationship Counseling - Opportunity for therapists and counselors to provide specialized support for codependent relationships.
2. Product Design - Opportunity for product designers to create objects that enhance emotional connection and promote healthier relationships.
3. Art and Sculpture - Opportunity for artists and sculptors to explore non-functional designs that convey deep emotions and provoke thought.
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