What’s going on down there?

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Where's Your Head At

Joe Webb

 

The lady in the lake, Daniel Ellis

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Tree, Julie Cockburn

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I Gave You the Moon for a Smile, FrankMoth

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Fragmented lucidity, Katrien De Blauwer

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Cactus family, Beto Val

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Hold on, I’m coming.., Toon Joosen

Having amassed an enormous archive of magazines and newspapers from the 1960s, Joosen tends to identify a pair of clippings “that together strengthen or alienate the whole,” he says. 

Through warped perspectives and exaggerated scales, the resulting collages reveal the artist’s signature wit as they depict people lounging on massive lilypads, a young boy spraying whipped cream on a beach, and a fisherman reeling in love.

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If We Were to Talk about Architecture, Barbara Strigel

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Terrain of Dreams, Julie Liger-Belair

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"Watching You Leave Me. Didn't Want To" Frank Moth

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Lola Dupre’s Meticulously Distorted Collages

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Division of Birds

Felicia Chiao.

Lola Dupré

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What, Matt McCarthy

Surreal Cat Art

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Connect the dots, Julie Cockburn

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Lola Dupré

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Andy Warhol Collage (Nothing is Perfect).

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Let’s take the stairs, Toon Joosen

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Bang!

See more of Joe Webb’s dystopian collages here.

 

In Your Head

Artist Shane Wheatcroft gives new meaning to vintage magazine graphics with his surreal collage art.