Opposites Attract in 'Mood Indigo' by Julia Pogodina
Andrew Robichaud — June 5, 2009 — Art & Design
References: behance.net & behance.net
At first glance, I was a little shocked at this photo collection, but then I took a second look. Julia Pogodina’s “Mood Indigo” places a very pale, emotionless (mood-less maybe), black-and-white dressed model into very similarly pale but lighter themed backgrounds.
She is pictured with black and white as well as black and blue backgrounds. The scene lightens what originally felt like a somber collection. The girl doesn’t appear miserable or dark, she appears to just be (something we all should try sometimes).
She is pictured with black and white as well as black and blue backgrounds. The scene lightens what originally felt like a somber collection. The girl doesn’t appear miserable or dark, she appears to just be (something we all should try sometimes).
Trend Themes
1. Contrasting Colors - Exploring the use of contrasting colors to create unique visual effects and evoke certain emotions in photography and design.
2. Emotionless Aesthetic - Adopting a minimalist and emotionless aesthetic in fashion and art to create a sense of detachment and intrigue.
3. Lighter Themed Backgrounds - Utilizing lighter themed backgrounds to bring a sense of vibrancy and playfulness to otherwise somber collections or compositions.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - Incorporating contrasting colors and emotionless aesthetics in fashion photography to capture attention and create a unique visual experience.
2. Graphic Design - Using contrasting colors and minimalistic aesthetics in graphic design to communicate ideas and evoke specific moods or emotions.
3. Art Galleries - Showcasing artwork that features lighter themed backgrounds to create a visually striking contrast and engage viewers in a whimsical experience.
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