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The Dervin Theory.

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Art is the best medicine and Christina Dervin‘s is proof of that very theory. Remedying life with her work, Dervin’s fascination with medical illustration prevails throughout, giving you the impression that you’re being treated by a medical art professional who has the ability to heal with their craft.  

Are You Holden?

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Gordon Holden–if that’s his real name!–is a maniacal genius. Although Holden is capable of creating his own pieces, he seems at his best when he is revealing the flaws of the powers that be. An artistic goof off who is somewhere in between too cool for school and too school for cool, Holden’s process heavily relies on defacing, replacing, and ultimately, recreating. At times, Holden will abandon all aforementioned techniques Read More

Well Put Together.

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We haven’t featured a collage based artist in a while, but today we discovered an artist who refreshed our affinity for the hands-on genre. Like most collagists, Joana Coccarelli‘s work makes a bold statement through meaningful arrangement. But unlike most collagists, Coccarelli effortlessly blends artistic substance with connotations of fashion.

Ben Giles: Making Life Work(s).

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Perusing through the gallery of Ben Giles, a Pop artist from Suffolk, England, one cannot help but to be blown away.  Specifically speaking of his collage work, the imagery is abstract, surreal,  & appealing.  He utilizes choice images with mixed medias to assemble his masterpieces.  His manner of collectively unifying these elements to emote his artistic train of thought is most fascinating. Ben creates a visual statement and with much Read More

Getting Free.

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We’ve featured a number of collage artists as of late but none are more unique than Sienna Freeman. The Philly based artist doesn’t exactly stick out like a sore thumb but possesses an elegant macabre that surely sets her apart from her peers. Freeman’s work is unshackled. It does what it wants, when it wants. But despite its untamed nature, her work isn’t an act of rebellion. The freedom of Read More