Embrodery and Collages by Jose Romussi

Chilean artist Jose Romussi studied landscape design but became famous with silk prints and collages over the past years.
Romussi takes vintage black & white photographs and saw over some colorful thread adding a playful touch to the frozen postures of the models. He is especially attracted by dancers and ballerinas that seem very sensual but inaccessible at the same time. Romussi is usind the dynamic in each picture, working over it with needle and thread, creating something new out of the old, bringing the old costumes of the dancers back alive. His works are an esthetic invitation to dream away. 
h/t: Fubiz Media

Beauty of Traumas and Phobias by Ines Kozic

Overcoming the past, facing the future : two stages in a life that require strength and sometimes the help of art. For Inès Kozic, a 22 years old artist from France and student at the Fine Arts School of Rennes, photography is a tool to ease the vulnerability of a sensitive soul.
Both in front and behind the camera, Inès’ expresses the scars of her past and her very intimate fears with minimalistic yet powerful photographs. Death is the main theme of her theatrical images, oscillating between forensic poetry and dark childhood tales. Gut-wrenching imagery for the beholder and a catharsis for the artist : better than any therapy.
Source: beautiful.bizarre

 




 

Igor Skaletsky: Fashion Collage Master

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Igor Skaletsky does have what it takes to be a collage master. Born in 1978 in Russia, this freelance illustrator has travelled in the hot spots of contemporary art, including Israel and Germany, to find his own visual identity. The result of this initiatory trip is a unique technique, combining digital photomontage with acrylic paint and varnish.