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Workshop Brief Collages Response

I made 2 diferent collages using past work i had put away: Images of faces doing expressions, used in the past for portrait unit; paper with marks of printing i've kept for other past works as well.

My intention was to create a composition with these, which i experimented before compromising to a definite one.

I then decided to apply some stitching, inspired by Annegret Soltau, but in a diferent way that would work and provoke impact within my collage.

The hand of this one was accidental, i had it cut out already but was distracted doing some more research and when i looked down, i had it on top of my collage and i felt like it worked really well! Happy accidents!

Digital Manipulation: i decide to montage the 2 different collages to create the digital, where i overlaid and played about with diferent settings.

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Face Collages - Marcelo Monreal - OOW https://www.oowonline.com/art/face-collages-marcelo-monreal/

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Workshop Brief Collages

Annegret Soltau (born 16 January 1946) is a German visual artist, born in Lüneburg, Germany. Her work marks a fundamental reference point in the art of the 1970s and 1980s. Photomontages of her own body and face sewn over or collaged with black thread are the most well-known works of the German artist.

“My main interest is the integration of body processes in my work, in order to connect body and spirit as equal parts.”

”When I tear out the face of my own portrait, it is not the aspect of destruction which interests me, but I want to find new meanings and significant connections.“

I find these interesting and decided i would use it for inspiration to create a collage of my own for this workshop brief. I think they are odd and create a reaction to the viewer as its something everyone can relate and is familiar with, a face, but totally wack and out of place within it self and the first impressions will be of negative feelling towards it which will then provoke curiosity to understand it, and i like that.