"The Arranger of Objects" Adam Hillman and his ordered beauty

What modern artists don't use to create their masterpieces. No one is surprised by paintings painted with breasts or monumental sculptures made of manure. But the work of the American artist Adam Hillman (Adam Hillman) is of a slightly different nature. Yes, it is very unusual, but at the same time there is not a drop of shocking in it. Adam creates his works by strictly ordering the objects familiar to us all.

Hillman's works can cause an aesthetic orgasm in a perfectionist. The artist himself simply calls himself an "arranger of objects" and it is difficult to come up with a more precise definition. Adam creates fascinating patterns from food or household items, arranging them with imagination and high precision.

Basically, Hillman can make a masterpiece out of any things he can move. Some of his paintings are so amazing that it seems that this is a masterfully executed collage. Unfortunately, the artist's paintings are short-lived. They leave behind positive emotions and vivid photographs.

You might think Hillman's compositions are nothing more than funny. But this is not the case. Paintings from objects bring the author a good income. They are in great demand from the creators of advertising content, and collectors are not averse to buying an author's photo of an object from forks or slices of apples.

And Adam is often invited to design themed cafes, clubs, and presentation rooms. His panels look great on the walls and even on the ceilings.