Rocio Montoya creates beautiful sets of collages with stunning portraits in which the human body and nature are brought together. In her works, Rocia explores behaviors and emotional states of the human being. In this process she reveals a hidden beauty that a camera alone simply wouldn’t be able to capture. Love them! Rocio Montoya is a photographer, […]
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Richard Vergez is a Cuban American artist who currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. His handmade collages have a wonderful, playful style and you will notice that they often contain both people and abstract figures. As explained on his site, the combination of human and technological elements ‘relates to ideas surrounding an ever-evolving modern identity’. More about Richard […]
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Nostalgia never looked this good. Canadian artist Amy Friend ‘re-makes’ old vintage photographs and gives new life and meaning to long forgotten fragments. The works are part of a project called Dare alla Luce, meaning To Bring the Light (in Italian). As the title suggests, Amy brings new light to the old fragments in the images. “I return […]
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Istanbul-based artist Merve Ozaslan collects old vintage photographs and gives them a gorgeous natural touch. By merging together forests and urban life, she doesn’t only create fascinating images but also questions the relation between nature and humanity in general. “it seeks the answer whether greed, urbanization, mechanization and detaching from the nature is favorable or […]
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I love a good photograph. But I like them even better with a magical finishing touch. A collection of my favorite cut & paste creations by my favorite artists, on the blog today. Enjoy! Laura McKellar Julia Geiser Ben Giles Ashley Barlow Peggy Wolf Stephanie Rubiano Elizabeth Amento Eugenia Loli Vahge Greedy Hen Caro-Ma Alexandra Ethell Ernesto Artillo […]
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These mysterious & playful portraits are the work of Daisy Patton. Currently living in Denver, Colorado, Daisy is an artist who is fascinated by family, memory and the temporal value of the photograph. The works below are from a series called Forgetting is So Long and the people in the collected photographs are unknown strangers from the past. As […]
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Ernesto Artillo creates stunning portraits out of different media, using fashion imagery as a key element. Originally from Spain, Ernesto started to paint and take photographs acouple of years ago and eventually ended up mixing these disciplines together. “Collage makes me challenge my own conventions. It allows me to literally cut/break with things – even though they are my own pictures – to create a […]
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