Collage Art - Weaving Stories Blending Images

After many years of efforts to reproduce objects
with complete fidelity bore fruit in painting and photography, contemporary art
can be said to be a product of the times that is manifested by the anguish of
artists who question what art should do now. Contemporary art thus represents
the ideas and anguish of artists using a rich variety of materials and
expressive methods.

 

Contemporary art has led to the invention of
techniques of great diversity based on flexible creativity, going beyond
material and genre. Examples of this are papier colle in which paper is glued
to a flat mount, collage in which a work of art is created by gluing various
objects including paper to a piece of paper or canvas, assemblage that develops
collage in three-dimensional compositions by piecing together found objects,
and montage in which a series of short shots are edited into a sequence to
condense space and time.

 

The artist’s creation of artworks bears a
resemblance to the process of human development and cultural evolution. That’s
why weaving ideas and making them into concrete objects involves the creative
process.

 

The
exhibition Collage Art-Weaving Stories,
Blending Images is hoped to be an opportunity for viewers to rediscover the
diverse production methods of contemporary art and to consider their own faculty
to create. Through the exhibition, you are expected to discover the creativity
we all have and the potential to reveal such creativity if any momentum is
provided.