Eugenia Loli manages to redefine what it means to be a collage artist these days. Her work is inspired by a surreal sensibility, and manages to convey a real message through something that might seem nonsensical at first.
Before going into the art world, Loli worked in the world of technology.
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Here’s how she puts it in her bio: “Eugenia Loli originated in the technology sector, but she left that impersonal world behind in order to build new, exciting worlds via her art.”
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Loli starts all of her creations with a base image.
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She then builds around it, creating as she goes.
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It’s important, she says, for her works to have a message behind them, even if it’s not obvious at first.
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Some delicious map ham.
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This one is my favorite.
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Andy Warhol really has nothing on Eugenia Loli.
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Looks like a fun and surreal children’s party.
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Loli was born in Greece, but has spent time living in Germany and the U.K. She currently resides in California.
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I would buy a couple of these sweaters.
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She gets the images for her collages from vintage magazines and science publications.
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I wonder which magazine this base image came out of.
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Instead of cutting the images out, she scans and prints them.
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This is probably the most surreal thing I’ve ever seen.
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Via: This Is Colossal
I’m seriously stunned by the frantic beauty of these pieces. For more from Eugenia Loli, make sure to follow her Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Tumblr.
