Posts Tagged ‘Collage’
Hidden and Visible
What do a child’s brain and fashion have in common? In my view, both are looking for newness by letting creativity and curiosity swinging around in a valse. According to Paul Klee children have artistic ability, and the more helpless they are, the more instructive are the examples they furnish us. Children see the hidden…
Read MoreThoughts & Cuts
Do we really know what we want, especially today when all the rules and dress codes seem to be more or less mixed up or abandoned? Fashion today requires certain knowledge to navigate within its borders, doesn’t it?
Read MoreSee Now, Buy Now
For me, purity of movement wasn’t enough. I needed expression, more intensity, more mind. -Rudolf Nureyev (1938-1993)
Read MoreThe Game of Mind and Scissors
The word “collage” has a French origin from “colle”, that means glue. Oxford Dictionary defines collage as the art of making a picture by sticking pieces of coloured paper, cloth or photographs onto a surface; a picture that you make by doing this. During 1930s, Henry Matisse applied this art technique by cutting different…
Read MorePapiers Collés
As an art form collage first appeared in Cubism founded by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso to destroy the illusion of apparent three-dimentional space. In their paintings the artists broke objects down into geometric shapes and spread them out across the picture plane. Thus the objects could be seen from all sides simultaneously. Later they…
Read MoreFaceless Geometry
The freedom of the expression in collage art might only be endangered by the limits of one’s own imagination✂️
Read MoreArt by Art
The core of collage is subversion of images’ original context by pasting them into a new one✂️
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