Here’s another stack of works done a few months ago from the series “Mongolfiere” (Hot-air Balloons).
Mongolfiere (Hot-Air Balloons) is a sketchbook filled with altered vintage portraits ready to fly. I wanted to imagine the extension of each photo as an imaginary abstract world. Each subject represents a floaty and colourful balloon that walks freely into time and space.
See the whole collection below and let me know what do you think!
This is a mini series created for the Februllage challenge on Instagram, I had so much fun making them 🙂
For this project I used vintage and new paper cuts, combined with acrylic pens and dotty stickers for the decorations. The whole collection is on sale in my website, enjoy!
About the series
“Februllage” is an online challenge organised during February 2021 from the Scandinavian Collage Museum and Edinburgh Collage Collective. The project was to create every day of the month a piece following up a specific daily topic, using your personal collage technique. I wanted to give to this challenge a go, mixing up my decorating style with some paper cut interventions.
In love!
Enjoy the handmade collages on vintage book covers and the “magic” paper overlapping by the Danish artist Anne Misfeldt.
You can also find her on Instagram.
Inspiring!
Enjoy the elegant surreal collages by Rozenn Le Gall.
Back on track!
Enjoy some of my latest collage works. These are available only through the Artobotic vending machines around Edinburgh or on Artsdepot in London.
Inspiring!
Enjoy the beautiful vintage style analogue collages by the Finnish artist Riikka Fransila.
You can also find Riikka on Facebook and Instagram.
Inspired!
Enjoy the intricate surreal collage works by the French artist Albane Simon.
Inspired!
Enjoy the hand cut surreal collages by the French artist Claire Martine. You can follow her on Instagram and Twitter.
Inspiring!
Enjoy the beautiful vintage hand cut collages by the American artist Glen Gauthier.
You can also follow him on Instagram.
Inspiring!
Enjoy the intricate collage compositions by the Brazilian visual artist and illustrator André Bergamin.
You can follow him too on Tumblr and Facebook.
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