Supermercat uses everyday objects to create surreal images, that makes you look twice. Their playfull creations typically combines objects in unexpected ways, that gives the image a new meaning. The artworks are a reminder that even the most ordinary of things can be funny, beautiful or plain weird - it just takes a little bit of animation. Supermercat is the creative partnership between photographer Theis Bothmann And Art Director Malte Gaarde. They build everything in real life and uses minimal photo manipulation. They tend to like deeply saturated colours. They say that want people to engage in an exploration of their images. That the viewer should discover something that was not obvious in the first place. In that way each image is a small story in itself.
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Supermercat uses everyday objects to create surreal images, that makes you look twice. Their playfull creations typically combines objects in unexpected ways, that gives the image a new meaning. The artworks are a reminder that even the most ordinary of things can be funny, beautiful or plain weird - it just takes a little bit of animation. Supermercat is the creative partnership between photographer Theis Bothmann And Art Director Malte Gaarde. They build everything in real life and uses minimal photo manipulation. They tend to like deeply saturated colours. They say that want people to engage in an exploration of their images. That the viewer should discover something that was not obvious in the first place. In that way each image is a small story in itself.
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Every print and frame is produced in-house, ensuring top-tier quality from the moment your artwork is printed to when it is carefully framed. We control every step to guarantee a flawless finish that does justice to your art.
