Helen Nodding Uses Nooks and Crannies to Make ‘Secret Worlds'
Shelby Lee Walsh — June 16, 2009 — Art & Design
References: storiesfromspace & apartmenttherapy
Every nook and cranny can be utilized in an artistic way and Helen Nodding exemplifies this sentiment with her “Secret Worlds†work.
Have a look at the gallery above to see the painstakingly tiny details that Helen Nodding puts into her microscopic villages living in the cracks of old brick walls.
You'll be paying much more attention to detail after admiring Nodding's work.
Implications - With society moving at an incredible rate, it becomes difficult to appreciate the small things in life. When taking a break from busy, everyday life, many individuals are looking for beauty in the smaller spheres that they would otherwise ignore. Industry professionals should consider ways to highlight the more minuscule aspects of civilization to provide consumers with subjects and spaces they rarely have time to identify.
Have a look at the gallery above to see the painstakingly tiny details that Helen Nodding puts into her microscopic villages living in the cracks of old brick walls.
You'll be paying much more attention to detail after admiring Nodding's work.
Implications - With society moving at an incredible rate, it becomes difficult to appreciate the small things in life. When taking a break from busy, everyday life, many individuals are looking for beauty in the smaller spheres that they would otherwise ignore. Industry professionals should consider ways to highlight the more minuscule aspects of civilization to provide consumers with subjects and spaces they rarely have time to identify.
Trend Themes
1. Microscopic Worlds - Creating miniature environments to appreciate the small things in life.
2. Nooks and Crannies - Utilizing small spaces for artistic and creative expression.
3. Attention to Detail - Encouraging consumers to appreciate and value the minuscule aspects of civilization.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Exploring new creative expressions by utilizing small and often overlooked spaces for art installations.
2. Tourism and Hospitality - Creating unique and immersive experiences for tourists and travelers by utilizing small and unconventional spaces.
3. Architecture and Interior Design - Incorporating the use of small spaces into designs for buildings, homes, and urban environments to enhance the overall experience.
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