Intended as a Dada-esque joke or rather, a well-intentioned parody, A Composition with Skeletor (originally, Kompozicija sa Skeletorom) turned out to be the spark that would trigger my on-going collage obsession. And on this day a year ago, I published an experimental, balloon-free comic / quadriptych of sorts titled O (Of Lights and Parasites) which marked my first serious approach to the aforementioned technique. Since then, I created more than three hundred collages and the latest twelve are presented below, showing a wide variety of influences, ranging from the Serbian folk tradition to Bauhaus art to movies.
If you appreciate my work, you can support me @ Ko-Fi, make an order @ Fiverr, purchase a product with my design @ Society6, or some of my PDF art-books @ Itch (Glum Glamour, The Grain of Ultimate Silence, The Instructional Manual for the Superstitious and Mythomachia EX). And don't forget to follow me on Facebook.
If you appreciate my work, you can support me @ Ko-Fi, make an order @ Fiverr, purchase a product with my design @ Society6, or some of my PDF art-books @ Itch (Glum Glamour, The Grain of Ultimate Silence, The Instructional Manual for the Superstitious and Mythomachia EX). And don't forget to follow me on Facebook.
Svet(l)ost
Tma
Right in the Eye of the Universe
The Answer Was Stopped at the Doorstep
The Audacious Reconfiguration of Memories
Nostalgia, Version 1.9
(dedicated to Sergei Parajanov)
The Oracle
Demiourgos
On the Edge of the Chasm
Supernova Migraine
In Heaven, Everything Is Fine
(... which is why Adam and Eve decide to treat themselves to an exotic journey)
Pleasant Coversations With the Unknown
(click to enlarge)
Congratulations on your well deserved success! Just viewed the ‘O (Of Lights and Parasites)’ quadriptych and it is magnificent. Loved the opening poem. Thank you for sharing your always intriguing creations. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteThank you, girlcrawl! Your comments provide me with the extra boost to move on! <3
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