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[jordanisthewade]

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[collagesonthecarses]

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[coronallages]

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[brewerno7]

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[lillyelshekh-blog]

"Presence"

Collage sketching

[kolajmag]

Collage Books is Kolaj Magazine’s tool for organizing, documenting, and cataloguing books in which collage plays an important role. Explore!

COLLAGE BOOKS

Nothing/Forever

This 24-page ‘zine features the collage of Ewan Aparicio, Eric Gallipo, Richard Rupenus, Jean-Baptiste Lévêque, Kate Rissiek, and Zen Zsigo. Ewan Aparicio runs the Input Error website focused on distributing new collage artist publications and is interested in collaborating and meeting with like-minded artists. A review of the ‘zine in Kolaj #12 concludes, "Nothing/Forever feels like a well-curated mix tape.” MORE

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[zhdanovvictor]

Collage für Darina #1-3

Not so long ago I created a series of collages with Xerox copies of my X-ray. I did an x-ray of the facial part of the skull and it seemed to me quite aesthetic enough to be designed in such a technique. After some time an unfamiliar girl turned to me, who suggested trying to make collages on the x-ray of her chest. It was an interesting and exciting experience. Partly due to the fact that when creating a collage on your x-ray, you do not feel any ethical framework, here you should avoid some elements or symbols that could be interpreted ambiguously or have some kind of explicit personal significance not related to the person to whom the X-ray belongs . However, it was great and maybe it was the beginning for a wider project with collages on X-rays of different people.

[josefinestiland]

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