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Showing posts with label assemblage portraits. Show all posts

Nick Gentry's Obsolete Portraits

Sunday, April 17, 2011 0 comments

From Switched -- "Central St. Martins grad Nick Gentry appropriates obsolete tech materials -- like floppy disks and VHS tape -- as the media for his paintings. As the world moves further away from these kinds of storage devices, Gentry suggests, we lose touch with the terrestrial. His work is nostalgic for a time when objects were less disposable, before "human existence [was] governed by billions of invisible data files," as he writes on his site."
He uses recycled materials such as computer disks, VHS tapes, floppy disks - incorporating them in the elements of his portraits, along with painting.







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The Collage Faces of Sandhi Schimmel

Sunday, January 23, 2011 0 comments

Sandi's work is heavily influenced and inspired by mosaic, translated into recycled paper collage. Beautiful big transformed faces, layered from found bits of the right texture or color. Enchanting and different portrait works, many of famous faces ( Twiggy,above ).
Her website & portfolio is here.



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Zac Freeman, Recycled Face Art

Wednesday, November 24, 2010 0 comments
Self portrait, Zac Freeman

Zac Freeman uses junk and trash to recycle it into astounding large assemblage portraits. Buttons, computer keyboards, bottle caps, Legos- you name it it, it's all in there. ( see detail below).





Link to Zac's site
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