'Empty Space' by Victor Van Gaasbeek Cuts Out Endangered Animals
Marissa Brassfield — January 3, 2010 — Social Good
References: victorvangaasbeek & behance.net
'Empty Space' by Victor van Gaasbeek is a series of digital art that reminds us how precious the Earth's animals are by showing endangered species in their habitat. The twist lies in how these animals are cut out of their surroundings, leaving only white space behind.
The connection made in 'Empty Space' by Victor van Gaasbeek is clear: If these endangered animals die out, none will take their place in a habitat. Check out links to more of Victor van Gaasbeek's work under the References section below.
The connection made in 'Empty Space' by Victor van Gaasbeek is clear: If these endangered animals die out, none will take their place in a habitat. Check out links to more of Victor van Gaasbeek's work under the References section below.
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1. Endangered Species Awareness - The use of negative space as a visual tool to raise awareness of endangered species and their habitats.
2. Digital Art in Activism - The incorporation of digital art as a means to promote environmental activism and encourage positive change.
3. Visual Storytelling for Causes - The use of visual storytelling techniques, such as negative space, to convey powerful messages and inspire action for social or environmental causes.
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1. Environmental Activism - The development of creative and visually impactful campaigns to promote environmental causes and drive support for conservation efforts.
2. Digital Art - The growth of digital art as a tool for social and environmental activism, through the creation of thought-provoking visuals and concepts that inspire public engagement and action.
3. Conservation Organizations - The integration of creative design and visual storytelling techniques into conservation campaigns, to better engage with and inspire public support for animal and habitat conservation efforts.
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