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New, Colorful Photo Collages by Lola Dupre

Lola Dupre (HF Vol. 28) manipulates photographs sans photoshop, cutting and pasting them into new images entirely by hand. Last time we covered her on the blog, she had taken a break from her figurative works to concentrate on monochromatic, Op Art-inspired abstract designs. But with her latest body of work, Dupre has returned to portraiture, this time unveiling a new body of work in full color. Apart from her personal projects, she recently created a fashion editorial for the Spanish fashion magazine Vein using her signature style.

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Collage, Lola Dupre

Collage, David Krovblit, Pop Surrealism

August 10, 2018

David Krovblit’s pop surrealist collages explore consumerism, sexuality, and other social themes. His "Porthole" series, in particular, juxtaposes retro exploration gear, floral arrangements, and Western iconography. His work is part of the current collage group show “Mèlange” at Arch Enemy Arts, running until Aug. 25.

Ben Owens’s Collage Work Highlighted at Muneca Arthouse

Ben Owens, Collage, digital collage

April 8, 2019

The stirring digital collages of Ben Owens are highlighted in a new show at Muneca Arthouse in Patchogue, New York. “Flaw Essence” collects both monochromatic and vibrant experiments from the artist. Owens says this collection of works is part of an attempt to “use bright and sometimes fluorescent colors while trying new techniques, mediums and styles.” The show opens on April 13 at the space.

Stephen Eichhorn’s Vibrant, Large-Scale Plant Collages

Collage, Stephen Eichhorn

December 29, 2014

Stephen Eichhorn spends hours sifting through vintage magazines and cutting out photos of plants. Especially enthralled with cacti and succulents at the moment, Eichhorn frankensteins the flora into colorful arrangements that would rival even the most manicured gardens. The saturated colors of his source imagery make for vibrant, unusual bouquets. Eichhorn pays as much attention to the background as the imagery itself, frequently mounting his collages on metal or ombre paper. While flowers are his focus, Eichhorn initially gained online popularity when he began posting the cat collages he created in his downtime on Tumblr. Check out some of his recent work below.

Won Beomsik Creates Gravity-Defying Architecture in His Collages

archisculpture, Collage, Photography, Won Beomsik

April 22, 2015

Korean artist Won Beomsik disrupts the cohesiveness of city planning with his "Archisculpture" collage series, in which he cobbles together various buildings in unlikely ways. The latest addition to the series is "Archisculpture Antigravity," in which he flips and reverses the orientation of edifices to defy physical laws. Won's other series, "Dimension Finder," turns buildings' facades into kaleidoscopic patterns that look like portals into new dimensions. Using architecture as his visual language, he communicates ideas about perception and reality through these works.

New, Colorful Photo Collages by Lola Dupre

David Krovblit’s Cerebral Collages

Ben Owens’s Collage Work Highlighted at Muneca Arthouse

Stephen Eichhorn’s Vibrant, Large-Scale Plant Collages

Won Beomsik Creates Gravity-Defying Architecture in His Collages

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