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| "Blackouts": junk papers collage |
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The cat’s pajamas take on new meaning in Helga Stentzel’s fashionable menagerie. Working in what she calls “household surrealism,” the London-based artist styles cheeky illusions from socks, sweatshirts, and even onesies that, once draped over a washline, appear like a cow grazing in a pasture or a sloth hanging lazily from a branch. Her latest projects roam from the snowy mountains of Austria to the River Thames to the brightly colored buildings of the island city of Burano in the Venetian Lagoon.
Stentzel is currently collaborating with Portmanteau, a Helsinki-based performance company on a production with her chic compositions. She has select prints available in her shop, and keep an eye on Instagram for new clothesline creatures.
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4 comments:
Love the clothes line art especially the first cow. That falcon! What an expression. Have a lovely weekend, Jacki. xoxo
Love both of your collages, Jacki!
Have a happy Sunday!
Thanks, Irene. Yes, she's clever, right. In the falcon photo, I always see a two-headed bird in the wings before I see his real head? I hope you have a great weekend.
Thank you, Elenor. I hope you have a great Sunday and week ahead.
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