Mixed-Media Public Posters by FKDL
TrendHead — January 5, 2009 — Art & Design
References: fkdl & woostercollective
These brilliantly strong and graphic street posters of kneeling ladies and jumping figures are by FKDL. In real life, Franck Duval is his name.
FKDL is a French street artist residing in Paris. His colorful collage poster art is known across many cities in the world. You can see a few pictures from walls and urban locations from Corsica to Paris and London in the gallery above. They make me feel very happy. I guess it is the energy, vibrancy and positivity the characters emanate.
FKDL’s passion is his work, and if he could choose he would be an urban artist until the day he dies. In his own words, his greatest ambition is to "always have the freedom to make street art throughout all the city and make people happy with my collages."
FKDL is a French street artist residing in Paris. His colorful collage poster art is known across many cities in the world. You can see a few pictures from walls and urban locations from Corsica to Paris and London in the gallery above. They make me feel very happy. I guess it is the energy, vibrancy and positivity the characters emanate.
FKDL’s passion is his work, and if he could choose he would be an urban artist until the day he dies. In his own words, his greatest ambition is to "always have the freedom to make street art throughout all the city and make people happy with my collages."
Trend Themes
1. Mixed-media Public Posters - Disruptive innovation opportunities can include the integration of technology into poster design, such as augmented reality or interactive features.
2. Colorful Collage Art - There is potential for disruption in the art industry by exploring new techniques and materials for creating vibrant and dynamic collages.
3. Urban Street Art - An opportunity for disruptive innovation lies in combining traditional street art with digital elements, such as projection mapping or digital graffiti.
Industry Implications
1. Street Art - Artists and entrepreneurs can disrupt the street art industry by creating new business models that promote and monetize public art installations.
2. Design and Advertising - Disruptive innovation can occur in the design and advertising industry by incorporating street art aesthetics and techniques into mainstream campaigns.
3. Art Education - Educational institutions can embrace disruptive innovation by incorporating street art into their curriculum and offering programs that teach new techniques and styles.
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