Sera Lione has found her true calling as a collage artist for magazines and social media....
IS Creative Studio — Lima, Peru
“We encounter various challenges arising from the rules we establish and the media we choose to work with, which influences the pace of our interactions. For example, using ink on paper typically allows for a faster workflow compared to working with a collage. The time frame for each interaction is dependent on the specific media we opt for; some require...
Margaret Scrinkl — Artist
“The most attractive part of my job is that I can bring my ideas to life with just a piece of paper and a few tools. I have been making paper art for many years, and I still enjoy that moment of turning an idea in my head into a paper illustration or stop-motion animation. Paper-crafting is a very meditative...
Rina Lukovnikova — Madrid, Spain
The work of Rina Lukovnikova is published in small magazines and she dreams of having her own exhibition some day....
Beatriz Ortiz — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
“I discovered collage at a time when I was looking to bring more creativity into my life. I was first attracted to analogue collage, but I was definitely captivated by digital collage. It was a new world, full of new opportunities. Being able to create new things from elements that already exist is what I am most passionate about. It’s...
Olga Khaletskaya — Almaty, Kazakhstan
What is the attraction of collages and montages? “Improvisation, experimentation, and a wide range of visual solutions that the collage technique offers. Additionally, it provides an opportunity to work as an illustrator or artist without necessarily having drawing skills.”...
Christian Barthold — Cologne, Germany
“Collage has a destructive element that people enjoy. Since Dadaists started to use collage to come to something new, it has been accepted that you first have to destroy something already existing. That is what people love about it. You never know what will come out. I think up a starting point emphasising a simple idea, then I start improvising....
Safwa Gamal Salem — Giza, Egypt
What is the attraction of collages and montages? “It is the integration between the emotional side, which comes from using suitable colours, well-chosen words that touch hearts with the desired meanings and, in the case of montages, effective voice-over or music; and the physical side, which comes from using clear and simple design elements.”...
Firmorama — Jaraguá do Sul, Brazil
“We like to work with mixed-media collages because they give us many aesthetic possibilities to explore new compositions and unusual visual expressions.”...
Natalia Sayuri Lara — São Paulo, Brazil
“What I really love about collages are the possibilities. We can do almost everything through this media, it’s something very flexible and, at the same time, results in a material that can communicate ideas very clearly.”...
Eiko Ojala — Tallinn, Estonia
What is the attraction of collages and montages? “The freedom to experiment with different approaches and blend them together. As a visual artist, my ambition is to craft diverse worlds that the viewer can experience. These worlds can be composed of paper, metal, textile, or combinations thereof. Through this approach, I am not only able to convey stories and narratives...
Israel G. Vargas — México City, México
“The main challenge is to find the right image for the concepts I’m working with. Sometimes finding the images can take a lot of time, more than the composition itself. The most important thing is that the composition works as one image; cohesiveness between the elements is the key, everything needs to work as a single image. I always make...