The Intersection of Design & Motherhood
Arart breathes life into art. Flowers bloom, the Mad Hatter dances, Van Gogh’s sunflowers age. And finally, Mona Lisa shares a wink.
What do you think? Do you prefer your art to stand still…or dance through your imagination?
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My name is Gabrielle Blair. I'm a designer and mother of six. We currently live in a farmhouse in the French countryside. I post on where design and motherhood intersect.
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How crazy brilliant! I think it’s a fun new way to look at art, and while I would probably prefer the stillness of regular art, I think it would be a super way to delight a child in an art museum. I can just imagine my son’s eye’s lighting up when the paintings started moving :)
Whoa, that’s cool! I agree…what a fun thing to add to the art experience. Plus a combination of digital + analog?! (Geek alert, but that’s awesome!!)
Ooo! I am totally captured. I love art, but am always looking for a new way to relate to it. This is genius. (See also: kids+Arart=perfect)
It reminds me of the portraits in Harry Potter.