Michel Rajkovic's ‘Nowhere' Features Abandoned Areas
Rose Nazarali — July 14, 2009 — Fashion
References: michelrajkovic.fr & dornob
Michel Rajkovic’s latest works includes a set of photographs of eerie and abandoned environments.
“Nowhere” takes ordinary and everyday objects and changes our perspective to portray a lost and desolate setting.
According to Dornob.com, Michel Rajkovic’s photography is “a hyperbole of reality, ordinary places made abnormal by his unique perspective, strange site selections and long film exposures.”
Many of his works also include man made objects juxtaposed with natural environments.
Check out some of Michel Rajkovic’s work in the gallery above!
“Nowhere” takes ordinary and everyday objects and changes our perspective to portray a lost and desolate setting.
According to Dornob.com, Michel Rajkovic’s photography is “a hyperbole of reality, ordinary places made abnormal by his unique perspective, strange site selections and long film exposures.”
Many of his works also include man made objects juxtaposed with natural environments.
Check out some of Michel Rajkovic’s work in the gallery above!
Trend Themes
1. Abandoned Environments - There is a disruptive innovation opportunity in repurposing abandoned spaces for unique experiences, such as immersive art installations or ecotourism initiatives.
2. Perspective Alteration - The use of unusual perspectives in photography presents a disruptive innovation opportunity to create new visual narratives and challenge traditional perceptions.
3. Juxtaposition of Man-made and Natural - Exploring the contrast between man-made objects and natural environments can lead to disruptive innovation opportunities in sustainable design or conscious consumerism.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Photography - The art and photography industry can embrace the trend of isolation photography to create thought-provoking visual experiences and attract a niche audience.
2. Tourism and Hospitality - The tourism and hospitality industry can leverage abandoned environments to develop unique travel destinations that offer a blend of adventure, history, and mystery.
3. Design and Architecture - The design and architecture industry can draw inspiration from the juxtaposition of man-made and natural elements to create sustainable and visually striking structures.
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