Room: Knorr Room
This work explores the sustainable endeavours of Unilever and Knorr. The two images represent how important our relationship with nature is using the hand and the jug as key metaphors for nature and how as a civilization it is our responsibility to act sustainably and in doing so nature will give back to us. This is shown by the looping frame created by the plants.
All the plants present in the artwork are food based with many being herbs to show how many of Knorr’s products are bursting with flavour, some of the food’s present are also part of Knorr’s future 50 foods which are more sustainable foods.
The work is also very aware of creating a calming and relaxed mood for the audience by using calming natural colours like the pale blues of a spring sky and the lush greens from the plants. This is in keeping with Unilever’s core value of wellbeing as the work has a positive impact on the viewer. There are also many little details in the work which makes the work fun to explore, there is also a hidden Knorr stock cube within the two pieces.
Mixed media, unique two art series
2022
Jack Vine
Artist info
Jack Vine is a photographer from Cornwall. He studied BA Photography at Falmouth University and MA Photography at Kingston School of Art. Working across the still and the moving image Jack asks questions about the human condition to explore complex emotions using his environment as a subject. This kind of work can be seen in previous projects such as Bright Blue Haze and in his current work Hireth.
His commercial work consists of photography and videography using both mediums to create powerful brand oriented pieces of artwork and promotional material. Jack has a unique talent when implementing brand values and calls to action in interesting and inventive ways meaning he is able to hook an audience’s attention and keep them engaged with a brand’s content and products.
On his work, Jack states:
“I seek to inspire people. I want my work to have a positive impact, to make the viewer think and see things from new perspectives, then go into the world and create.”