Brazilian artist, Lorenzo Castellini, on his instagram account, Art.Lies, presents these witty collages bringing photography and paper cutouts from great works of art.
Designers Gerlinde Gruberand Christine Strempel who used over 1,700 packages to created this mural of Mayr-Melnhof Packaging (MMP) for this year’s Interpack processing and packaging trade fair in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Seung Hoon Park uses 8mm or 16mm film strips and two images in a large format 8×10″ camera weave together a final print.
Quebecois artist Jean-Pierre Seguin creates these fascinating 3D paintings using hundreds of plastic green army men that he then paints to construct the images.
We've seen Fong Qi Wei's amazing time-quilt photos, but now these delicate arrangements of disassembled flowers adds a new dimension to my understanding of his work.
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Digital printouts of fashion imagery from various places online, laser-cut and pinned to a foam panel.
Oklahoma-based artist Kelly Campbell Berry layers illustrations with snippets of text from the story to create a visual representation of the book.
Berry:
"I am truly amazed at the ability some people have to arrange words in such a way that we, the readers, can actually ‘see’ into the imagined world of the writer. We relate, feel, and become invested in the characters so deeply that we are pulled into their world for a brief moment of escape. My book sculptures are my way of showing what the words on the pages create in the imagination of the readers."
Mark Wagner makes these stunning collages out of $1 bills. Be sure and check out his mega-collage called Liberty.
From the Artist Statement:
The one dollar bill is the most ubiquitous piece of paper in America. Collage asks the question: what might be done to make it something else? It is a ripe material: intaglio printed on sturdy linen stock, covered in decorative filigree, and steeped in symbolism and concept. Blade and glue transform it-reproducing the effects of tapestries, paints, engravings, mosaics, and computers—striving for something bizarre, beautiful, or unbelievable... the foreign in the familiar.
A collage of existing film fragments, released into my paper-folded version of Utrecht. Shot on a 7D and processed in After Effects.
Gideon van der Stelt collaged film fragments, superimposing them onto a paper model of the Dutch city of Utrect (where I was lucky enough to spend about half a year) in a video titled Verknipte tijden (Distorted Times).
French artist Olivier Ratsi produced these presidential digital collages – glitchy amalgams of the presidential portrait.
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There is something about these Composites by Patrick Winfield, (made up of individual instant photographs) that feel a lot like memory, shifting slightly with your gaze, fitting all together, the same and different. Lovely.
French artist Bernard Pras puts together trash and other found objects to make these big visual construction "paintings" .
