These Ivar Theorin Animal Busts are Intricately Constructed
Jana Pijak — December 17, 2012 — Art & Design
References: anthropologie & anthropologie
Arriving at retailer Anthropologie this holiday season, these Ivar Theorin animal busts take faux taxidermy to a new level. Made from crinkled craft paper pieces and metal staples, these decorative sculptures feature an intricate and complex construction method.
The imaginative artist rips paper pieces and then staples them together to create lifelike animal depictions. From majestic rams to long-toothed walruses, these unique home decor accents defy tradition and make a memorable focal point when showcased within a space.
Livening up any drab interior, these Ivar Theorin animal busts come with a hefty price tag. Listed at $1,250 each, the New York-based sculptor's pieces are inspired by his Swedish heritage and are sure to be a hit among hipsters and animal lovers alike.
The imaginative artist rips paper pieces and then staples them together to create lifelike animal depictions. From majestic rams to long-toothed walruses, these unique home decor accents defy tradition and make a memorable focal point when showcased within a space.
Livening up any drab interior, these Ivar Theorin animal busts come with a hefty price tag. Listed at $1,250 each, the New York-based sculptor's pieces are inspired by his Swedish heritage and are sure to be a hit among hipsters and animal lovers alike.
Trend Themes
1. Faux Taxidermy Home Decor - There is a growing trend towards using unique and alternative materials for taxidermy, which can provide an opportunity for businesses to create innovative home decor pieces that are both affordable and sustainable
2. Paper Craft Sculptures - The use of unconventional materials such as paper in sculpture is a trend that offers opportunities for artists to explore a more sustainable and eco-friendly approach to their craft
3. Lifelike Animal Depictions - The growing demand for realistic animal depictions in home decor presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses to leverage advanced technologies such as 3D printing and computer-aided design (CAD) to create more realistic animal sculptures.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - The unique and intricate design of these Ivar Theorin animal busts can be used by home decor businesses as inspiration for creating new and innovative home decor products
2. Sculpture Art - The highly detailed and intricate construction of these sculptures could inspire artists to explore new materials and techniques in their art and create more sustainable and eco-friendly sculptures
3. 3D Printing and Cad-based Sculpture Services - Businesses specializing in 3D printing and CAD-based sculpture design can leverage the demand for realistic animal depictions in home decor by offering customizable and affordable solutions to consumers.
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