Explore Collage Artists

Richard Sides (b. 1985, UK) is an artist known for an eclectic body of work encompassing video, sculpture, and sound. His practice utilizes appropriation and sampling to reflect on social trends and tensions, creating dense, often improvised narratives that blend critical analysis with everyday observations.

Botchorishvili's works, often vibrant and expressive, explore the interplay of color and form. Her paintings and mixed media pieces reflect a deep engagement with contemporary abstraction.

Muller's eclectic paintings and installations, often incorporating music and pop culture references, explore the social and cultural significance of collecting and archiving. His work is a vibrant tapestry of influences.

Boyce's multimedia practice, including drawing and photography, explores race, gender, and identity in British society.

Orupabo's digital collages explore themes of race, gender, and power, creating powerful, unsettling compositions.

Owens's paintings explore the relationship between abstraction, figuration, and the history of painting, using a diverse range of styles and techniques.

Oehlen's paintings challenge traditional notions of style and technique, creating a diverse body of work that explores the boundaries of abstraction.

Walker's work explores the relationship between race, media, and consumer culture, using a range of media from painting to digital collage.

Rojas's work confronts social and political issues in Colombia. His drawings, photographs, and installations often address themes of violence, power, and sexuality.

Gotovac's performative actions and experimental films challenged social norms in Yugoslavia. His radical, often provocative work explored the body and its relationship to urban space.