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This is Modern Life

Series of satirical handmade collages by Joe Webb depicting modern life and its many shortcomings. 

http://www.joewebbart.com/

Marie Louise Emmerman

Open 1, 2 and 3 by Louise Campbell. 

On a border between two States Someone has written, “Fuck your nationalism. We are all Earthlings.”

And on the Mexican border, Someone has ripped through a fence Of reinforced chicken wire With bolt cutters, And erected a hammock By suspending it Between two of the fence’s Concrete pillars.

After swinging gently back and forth, From Texas to Mexico and then From Mexico back to Texas, They doze off; contemptuous Of the security guards Patrolling this artificial demarcation  – For, once upon a time, Texas was Mexico And Texas didn’t exist.

When Eugene Debs was imprisoned For conscientious objection in World War One He said, on September 11th 1915, “I have no country to fight for My country is the earth I’m a citizen of the world.”

The Digital  Collages of  Julia Geiser

When I first started to work with collage (in 2012) I really got attached to the method. With collage I am allowed to work fast and the pictures I create are more likely a sketch of an idea then an in all details finished picture. I only use pictures from the Internet. So the online-voyeurism becomes an inspiration to me. In such a way my work grasps a larger ground. It becomes a debate about rights and licences, about privacy and commons, about ownership and laws. The collages always oscillate between visual and legal borders.I sell some of my work on artrebels

James White

Large Star, 2015

The Hair, 2012

The Charger, 2012 oil and varnish on aluminum in perspex box frame

Louis Schmidt

Death Marches Variation: The End of the Death March, 2014

The Vatican Pattern, 2013

graphite on paper

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Cal Dean

I’m not a big talker, I prefer to speak through my images. But here is a brief description:

Melbourne based artist. My work combines simplicity and complexity, illustration and algorithm and photography. Check out my tumblr for more images - caldean.tumblr.com. Best to contact me through my ask page caldean.tumblr.com/ask.

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Everyday Thoughts On Everyday Things by Rachel Denti

“Series of illustrations for a zine inspired on thoughts that come to my mind, most of the times out of nowhere or for no particular reason, on a daily basis.”

Rachel Denti is a graphic designer originally from Brazil, but currently residing in Den Haag, Netherlands. She is focused on graphic design, illustration, painting and drawing.