So inspired!
Enjoy the beautiful abstract handmade collages made from found paper by the British artist Tom Moglu.
New!
During this summer I am experimenting a little bit with abstract collages, a thing that I always wanted to do and now become a real thing. I am basically doing what I always did, putting abstract forms and lines, but this time not using an existing image as a starting point, but a blank sheet of paper.
The reason why I wanted to do some abstract stuff was also because tons of pens that I have at home cannot be used over a photographic surface, and this got me a little bit frustrated. Since I have so much pens to use, why don’t start to use a different surface?
For this reason is born “Getting Rid Of the Shit Series“, a long sequence of small and medium (and now they are getting big too!) collages composed by geometric and organic forms. As I always do, my life background, what I love and a pinch of subconscious are present in these works too.
I would love to have your opinion about these brand new stuff, I hope to hear from you guys! I will release about 10 pieces per week (if I remember to prepare the posts, ahah), so you can check and see the evolution of these artworks.
So colorful!
I really enjoy the geometric forms and minimal compositions of these paintings by Katia Borges. Every work is a stunning colors and textures celebration too.
Inspired!
I love the pop inspiration of these collages created on wood and canvas by Hailey Gaiser. The fluorescent colors combined with geometric forms are definitely love at first sight.
purple woods 