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Max Ernst “Une semaine de bonté”. Los collages originales | Musée d’Orsay

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Un Génesis en cinco cuadernosLos 184 collages de Une semaine de bonté [Una semana de bondad] fueron creados durante el verano de 1933, durante una estancia de Max Ernst en Vigoleno, en el Norte de Italia. El artista se inspira de los grabados sobre madera procedentes de las novelas populares ilustradas, de los diarios de ciencias naturales o también de los catálogos de venta del siglo XIX. Recortando minuciosamente los motivos que le interesan, los monta, llevando su técnica del collage a un nivel de perfección incomparable. Para aquellos que no disponen de las ilustraciones de origen, resulta difícil poder establecer en que partes ha intervenido Max Ernst.Al final, cada collage forma un engranaje, haciendo surgir seres extraordinarios que evolucionan en decorados fascinantes, a mundos visionarios que desafían el entendimiento y el sentido de la realidad.

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La Virgen de la Misericordia

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Surrealismo contemporaneo  - Eugenia Loli

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Surrealismo contemporaneo  - Eugenia Loli

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John Stezaker - Artists - Richard Gray Gallery

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John Stezaker (British, b.1949) is one of the leading artists in contemporary photographic collage and appropriation. Employing vintage photographs, old Hollywood film stills, travel postcards and other printed matter, Stezaker creates seductive and fascinating small-format collages that bear qualities of Surrealism, Dada, and found art. Indeed, in referring to the large compendium of images he has collected, Stezaker asserts that the images “find him,” not the other way around. With surgical-like precision, Stezaker excises, overlays and conjoins distinct images to create new personalities, landscapes and scenes. John Stezaker studied at the Slade School of Art, and currently teaches Critical and Historical Studies at the Royal College of Art in London. In September 2012, he was awarded the Deutsche Börse photography prize. Stezaker’s work has been exhibited internationally since the 1990’s and has been adopted in renowned museum collections around the world such as the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Saatchi Collection, London, and the Tate Modern, London. For more information and available works, inquire here.

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Lady Liberty, parte de mi Juxtaposed series

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Lady Liberty, parte de mi Juxtaposed series