Fashion Spy — November 2, 2005 — Art & Design
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Art: Old is the New Modern - "Although trained in fine arts in Paris, Delaunay worked in set design before beginning his painting career in 1905. He found his initial influences in the Neo-Impressionists, but gradually moved on to join Der Blaue Reiter in 1911. His Paris cityscapes began to take on a distinctive style that studied the effect of contrasting color patterning. Delaunay's unique method spurred friend and poet, Guillaume Apollinaire, to place his paintings in a new movement, which he called Orphism." - World Wide Art Resources
Trend Themes
1. Orphism Movement Revival - The distinctive style of Robert Delaunay's Paris cityscapes could inspire a new wave of interest and experimentation in Orphism-like art.
2. Neo-impressionism Influenced Art - The Neo-Impressionist style that influenced Delaunay's early work could see a resurgence in popularity within the contemporary art world.
3. Contrasting Color Patterning - Designers and artists can reinterpret Delaunay's unique method of contrasting color patterning to create new abstract art forms or integrate the technique into graphic design projects.
Industry Implications
1. Artisanal Textiles and Home Goods - Designers in the textiles and home goods industries can draw inspiration from Delaunay's use of color and patterning to create new products with unique visual impact.
2. Interior Design - Delaunay's cityscapes, with their unique perception of space and form, could inspire new approaches to interior design, particularly in urban spaces.
3. Graphic Design and Advertising - The graphic design and advertising industries could draw inspiration from Delaunay's use of geometric abstraction and contrasting color patterning to create bold, attention-grabbing branding and marketing campaigns.
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