Ludovic Fesson Plays with Perception in His Beautiful Land Art
Vasiliki Marapas — September 18, 2013 — Fashion
Ludovic Fesson is utilizing nature for his series of land art photography entitled ‘Wild Ideas.’ Fesson uses all-natural materials such as sticks, branches and plants to construct stunning geometric shapes that are often partially submerged in water. The reflective surface of the water functions almost as an optical illusion, causing the sculptures to appear as though they are levitating. The water also picks up and refracts light, further accentuating the sculptures, and playing with shadow and depth perception.
Overall, these exquisite visual pieces are simultaneously simple and complex, and Fessen’s ability to transform natural materials into magnificent architectural pieces is unparalleled by any artist I’ve come across. Fessen’s sculptures ultimately allow viewers the possibility of a fantastical reality within the realm of nature. If you're a nature-lover, Fessen's creations are a must-see.
Overall, these exquisite visual pieces are simultaneously simple and complex, and Fessen’s ability to transform natural materials into magnificent architectural pieces is unparalleled by any artist I’ve come across. Fessen’s sculptures ultimately allow viewers the possibility of a fantastical reality within the realm of nature. If you're a nature-lover, Fessen's creations are a must-see.
Trend Themes
1. Land Art - The trend of using natural elements to create large-scale sculptures and installations that blend with the environment, providing unique and impactful experiences for viewers.
2. Environmental Art - The trend of using art as a platform to raise awareness about environmental issues, such as the impact of human activity on nature, conservation, and sustainability.
3. Perception Art - The trend of using optical illusions, perspective, and other experimental techniques to create artworks that challenge the viewer's perception and provide novel sensory experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The art industry can explore opportunities to incorporate natural materials and environmental themes into their works, creating new forms of expression and engagement with audiences.
2. Tourism - The tourism industry can leverage land art and environmental art as attractions, offering visitors unique and immersive experiences that connect them with nature and foster appreciation for sustainability.
3. Education - The education industry can utilize perception art to teach concepts related to psychology, physics, and other disciplines, inspiring curiosity and creativity in students and providing interactive learning experiences.
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