Matthieu Bourel‘s collages: personal website and tumblr…
“Matthieu Bourel’s work also extends to the digital medium, with animated gif and digital collages. This way, he points out, you don’t need the physical material, you can easily express an idea – while in some cases making the images even more alive. Still, his preferred material remains paper, with which he feels he has a beneficial limit, a true, physical contact.” Read the complete interview here.
Digital collages made mostly from northern and early renaissance paintings by James Kerr (aka Scorpion Dagger).
(via lustik)
Randy Mora from Bogotà. Here just a preview of his collection of personal experiments and digital (vintage) collages which explore themes such as fear, dreams, religion, human nature, hedonism, loneliness.
Eliash Strongowski from Zhytomyr. Some fascinating collages based on vintage and antique images.
(via behance)
Atfal Ahdath‘s work explores and manipulates the techniques that have fashioned a culture of reproducibility and standardization and accelerated the Arab world’s fascination with fame. Portraiture becomes an art of disembodied faces and uprooted sceneries, infinitely reproducible and ultimately unconvincing. Individual difference dissolves into a visual detritus of mass-produced templates with which one literally does and redoes the memories. The work assembles a set of digitally-deconstructed and rewired images in order to produce memories that are untraceable, disconnected from their temporal coordinates. Memory outside time.
