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A Call To Adventure, screen print by Faile.
Photo collages by Alexandra Bellissimio.
“Her imagery explores the physical and psychological relation between nature and humans beings when combined through the use of collage. Through this unusual unification, her collages evoke a sense of empathy, intimacy, and harmony when humans and nature coexist.”
“Art is a humanitarian act. Art should be able to effect mankind, to make the world a better place.”
Go check out Jeff Koons: A Retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art! It’s a great chronological oeuvre of his works, ranging from his most popular to lesser known works.
Girl With The Chanel Earring, “He broke the Hermes, gave it to his disciples and said…”, Country Couture, Venus Clothed.
A twist on the classics by Chris Rellas.
Open To The Public, mixed media series by the Clayton Brothers. Currently on display at the Mark Moore Gallery in Culver City, CA.
Breathing Head, Fred Tomaselli, 1956.
Collages by Bedelgeuse.
Collages by Isabel Chiara.
Collage by Richard Hamilton.
Photography by Michael Avedon.
Recto/Verso #2, Robert Heinecken, 1988.
Heinecken described himself as a ‘para-photographer’, meaning that he created works that went beyond the medium of photography.
Look at these awesome collage-style portraits by Chilean artist Alvaro Tapia Hidalgo. He mixes water color with digital effects to produce these layered pieces. The illustrations range from portraits to musicians to anatomy to animals.
Check out the rest of his diverse portfolio at AlvaroTapia.com.
Currently, he’s working on a collaborative project called ’Angry People’, in which he recreates portraits of, yes you guessed it, angry people. You can submit your photo and he’ll send you his colorful interpretation.
Enjoy!
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