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The Art of Collage by DrĂžmsjel
Pierre Schmidt, also known as âdrĂžmsjelâ (Instagram) is Berlin-based artist working in-between illustration and collage art. To create the artworks artist splices vintage photographs of well-groomed ladies and gentlemen that evoke the standards of 20th-century propriety, turning them into bastions of surreal visions.
My destination is no longer a place, rather a new way of seeing.
Marcel Proust (French novelist, essayist, critic; 1871-1922)
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03.06.16 just a bit off :x
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The Fold
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Went inside the worldâs largest kaleidoscope
âDanceâ by Aldo Katayanagi on INPRNT
Abstract Fluid Paintings by Mark Chadwick
âIn my current series of fluid paintings, the paint is manipulated in a number of different ways each driven by ideas surrounding process, materiality and chance encounters. The unique display of forms and colours are brought together by the artistâs hand but manipulated through the use of machines or natures forces. Some paintings are spun or shaken while others rely upon reactions between materials or gravity to allow the painting to almost form itself. The paintings are built up of many layers of paint, each creating itâs own flowing abstract surface left open to interpretation by the viewer.â -Â Mark Chadwick