All in collage
A creative journey is created by infusing collage artwork with photography. The black surface adds a depth into the characters and colourful textures. David Siferd’s playful and unconventional brand Goddess takes on a dramatic role and is fully expressed through the blossomlike silhouettes.
The self-proclaimed “photographer without camera”.
Jesse Treece work executes his simple, yet nuanced view of the everyday that manages to enthrall and enrapture.
Reva’s constant experimentation of new processing of capturing and editing photos both with analog and digital photography results in an intermediary between old and new.
Jonathan Tegelaars’ art is not the final product of his work, but, rather, the implication of its past, or process into becoming the final product.
London-based Tagen Donovan is known for her digital artwork and handcrafted collages. The collage artist has worked for publications like Novembre, ARCHETYPE, Teeth, and more.
London-based graphic artist Yelena Smith’s work consists of collages heavy with motifs of femininity and nurturing life.
Visual artist, Leigh Wells, creates collages, drawings, and three-dimensional constructions that explore the mysterious boundaries between the truth and the unknowable.
Anton Walker, 24 years old from St. Petersburg, Russia. By education he’s a graphic designer, but it's more his job.
Ryan Squire is a freelance illustrator, collage and mixed media creative currently based in Reading, UK.
Cherelle Sappleton is a visual artist working and living in London. She initially started out with a performative practice whilst studying Fine Art and Drama jointly at Bath Spa School of Art.
Joe Webb (1976) uses vintage magazines and printed ephemera that he has collected to create simple but elegant hand-made collages, no Photoshop manipulation is allowed.
On occasion, I find myself opening discarded books and magazines in antique shops and flea markets. These are some of my resources for a series of collage/drawings I entitle, Later State Series.
When I look at photographs, I oscillate between understanding the photograph as a two-dimensional image and as a three-dimensional object.
What’s your definition of beauty? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Jorge Chamorro (Madrid, 1972) is a graphic designer, teacher and collagist. Bachelor’s Degree in Audiovisual Communication from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 1995.
The sculptures, prints and installations by Lilah Fowler explore the space around us. Through her works she invites us to reflect on our relationship and our experience of our surroundings.
Its really different each time, it can be a single image that triggers a whole new project. Or I might see a movie or read a book. Sometimes I have an idea first then I go and look for images and books to cut up and other times is the way around.
Vergez’s collages are neither chance arrangements or nonsensical, but rather these mass-produced images are carefully composed constructions that are minimalistic and aesthetically clean.
