Amy Crouch’s recent work focuses on ways that can interupt the circles and she achieves this by layering different colours on un-printed canvas, removing sections of the circle and disrupting the traditional conventions of a painting. This has, more recently, led Crouch to looking at different and bigger interruptions that she could create within her art.
Christopher Dear has exhibited in galleries, music events and public spaces across Australia, LA, Miami, Spain, Mexico, Costa Rica and England. He became involved with the music industry at an early stage of his career and started producing large-scale artworks and backdrops for music events. This began the journey of his art and music being intertwined Dear’s paintings and designs are musically synesthetic and when exhibited with music, of all varieties, the sounds cascade though the design and resonate in the patterns. A unison of sound and vision. His painted canvases and mixed media works are adorned with gold leaf giving them reflective and illusionistic qualities. With a Modern futurist style, his paintings radiate vibrancy and colour. Dear also DJ’s electronic music under the name ‘Cosmic Vortex’.
Jorge Chamorro (Madrid, 1972) is a graphic designer, teacher and artist. He obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Audiovisual Communication from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 1995, he then worked for ten years as a graphic designer in several studios and agencies. In 2005 he started to work independently, developing communication projects for different clients and personal projects. Chamorro produced his first collage collection in 2006, and it has since become an irreplaceable art form he also teaches graphic design, typography, visual identity and collage. His work has been exhibited and published nationally and internationally.
Rebeka Elizegi is a collage artist, art director and graphic designer based in Spain.
In parallel with her exhibitions, which have a more artistic and personal feel, her collages have also appeared on the covers of books and magazines, not to mention on albums and posters and as part of decorative projects. She has also published various illustrated books that are based on collage.
