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Hugo Barros is a collage artist living in Lisben, Portugal. I discovered his work looking for album artwork ideas online. I was immediately captivated by his images and contacted him to ask if we could use one of his pieces. He agreed and his collage, Last Year, became the cover for our new EP, High [...]
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Since 2002, the Netherlands has had a Party for the Animals. Yes, standing up for the rights of animals and including animal rights in the body of legislation is certainly a sign of even more control by man over nature, but how much further will this interference go? Will the eating of meat become equivalent to a [...]
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What happens when a talented oil painter re-discovers his love of sculpture? Well, in the case of Julien Marinetti, these bizarrely creative animal sculptures are born. Each one looks like it escaped its cage and rolled in puddles of paint, becoming a kind of 3D canvas. Each little creature embodies a statement about society within [...]
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Working with vintage paper ephemera—comic books, victorian illustrations, magazines, prayer cards, and old dictionaries, Philadelphia-based collage artist Greg Ephemera Trout breathes new life into forgotten images. Each work captures a decisive moment in a narrative left almost entirely to the viewer’s imagination.
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This is the art of a stay-home dad who always has a crazy camera with a long viewfinder made out of Legos with him. He is the anonymous creator of rock sculptures along the beaches of the Long Island Sound, which are the subject of many of his photos. He also makes cool loops with his Rhodes and guitar and snare drum and carefully pieces his loops together in tandem with his photo art in beautiful short movie snippets. My favorite pieces are these planet-esque (or some are eyeballish) photo collages he makes.
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A graphic designer from Portugal, Benedita constructs some pretty rad collage style works which she has printed on various mediums, as well. Her works are fun and well-balanced, full of colour and pattern without being gaudy or kitsch. Well, a little kitsch, but in this case it’s a good thing.
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As if working with models such as Gisele Bundchen and being published in Vogue were not enough for French photographer, Jean-Francois Lepage, he now merges fashion with art. Adding finely crafted linework and collage to his images, Lepage’s pushes his work further to explore ‘insights on individuality, mortality, and the unspoken forces which guide the sublime emotional instincts of the human mind’.
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Matthew Parker, a DC-based artist who makes stunning collages of photographs, was bored with schlepping his work to art festivals in a van and setting up a tent to sell them.
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These series of images by Lauren Redburn are collages that may look like something we see in our dreams. Her creative use of images from old magazines to books makes her works stand out.
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Lauren Marsolier’s collage works would make one want to visit these familiar yet non-existent locations. She photographs different places and layers them to make them look like desolated places that are just beautiful and serene. The familiarity of these non-existent photos makes us feel like we’ve seen it, but we can’t identify where they are exactly. Like locations we would see in our dreams.
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Sander Steins is a self taught artist from Nijmegen in the Netherlands. He’s extremely versatile: a true creative soul that finds inspiration anywhere and in all kinds of art types. I particularly like his recent mixed media collage series. I want to buy and re-decorate my living room with them!
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Cory Sever’s refreshingly original mixed-media collages offer a striking little peep into the beautiful fragility of human existence.
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Brooklyn-based artist Will Kurtz creates life-size sculptures constructed of collaged materials from everyday objects. His pieces portray people he sees around New York. So he’s never short of subject matter.
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I first fell in love with Kareem Rizk’s work at Retrospect Gallery in Byron Bay a few years back. He is a Melbourne-based collage artist, illustrator and designer who works in both the digital medium and the more traditional collage mediums of acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, solvent transfers and acrylic transfers.
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Ben Giles is a prolific, young collage artist from Suffolk, England. His outstanding eye for imagery allows him to create these psychedelic geographic collages with sometimes the simplest of cuts. Check out his portal collages especially.
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