Sabine Korth
- Category: Web design
- Client: ASU Company
- Project date: 01 March, 2020
- Project URL: www.example.com
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Melissa HRIBAR
- Category: Web Contest Digital Photography
- Client: Melissa HRIBAR
- Project date: 01 March, 2020
- URL: http://www.mmhribar.com/montages "Cash or Credit", Digital collages made in between 1997-1999 as part of my senior thesis at RISD. The juxtaposition of images (found photos and pictures I took) explore the humor and darkness of American consumerism and it's affects on other cultures."
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Melissa HRIBAR is a graphic designer from the US. She took part in a digital photography contest when digital photography was still in its infancy. So an early adapter you might say.
"My work is a satirical exploration into the negative aspects of American Consumerism. American culture defines itself by their excessive habits of buying and selling goods. Just as in the earliest days where the photographic image was taken as truth, so too does this age take television as the words of a modern gospel. We find ourselves bombarded with advertising imagery wherever we turn, whether it’s on the television or walking down the street. And it is this assault on our senses that desensitises us to the differences between need and want".
from melissa Hribar's artist statement
Neo Matlago
- Name: Neo MATLAGO
- dates: b.1993 - Mamaila ZAF, based in Mamaila - South Africa & Amsterdam - Netherlands
- Project url: https://www.museumdefundatie.nl/en/brave-new-world/
- URL: www.neomatlago.com
- slides:
"Notably, Matloga’s characters are hybrids, their faces formed by collaging together photographic images of friends, family, and famous South African figures from politics and the arts. Physiognomy, here, is often out of whack. Eyes, mouths, and ears appear outsized, skin tone undergoes abrupt changes, hairstyles and hats sit atop the wrong heads, and accessories such as jewellery and cigars are often comically misplaced. On one level, we might interpret Matloga’s hybridisations as pointing to the vicissitudes of individual identity - the fact that the self is a kind of Frankenstein’s monster, in a state of permanent flux - but they also have a more pointedly political purpose. Writing about his use of this technique in his series of works on paper, Black collages (2018), the artist has commented that ‘if there’s a possibility that a black face is seen as a distortion, what I’m saying is, OK, here, you have this image of the distortion, which was already there in your prejudices or racist gaze. The process of cutting, reconfiguring, and collaging facial anatomy is my way of trying to identify with the racist gaze, thereby disappropriating its oppressive power’ ".
from artist's statement
african guy
- Category: Web design
- Client: ASU Company
- Project date: 01 March, 2020
- Project URL: www.example.com
This is very advanced collage making, it is more art than collage. This guy makes 'a collage a day'. Just browse through his examples and I am sure you will find some useful ideas in positioning and in hints to keep collages simple but effective.
nummertje 4
- Category: Web design
- Client: ASU Company
- Project date: 01 March, 2020
- Project URL: www.example.com
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