Italian artist Paola Bazz creates complex 3D and 2D collages by manipulating, transforming, selecting, cutting and folding paper. She uses a variety of techniques to create portraits of strangers, faces that she often finds on magazines or social media platforms. The artist recycles different kinds of paper and uses them as a medium to produce her collages.
Following the release of director David Birtles short film, Klein Editions explores contemporary artist Paola Bazz’s professional life from her early days as an architect in Italy, to her career as a full time artist in England.
Italian contemporary artist Slasky speaks to Klein Editions about the release of his Neo Urban Classic collection of embellished giclée works on canvas, and explains how this series explores new forms of art while celebrating our important artistic past.
This selection of works is particularly important to the artist as it explores the obstacles he overcame during the past five years, since he decided to turn his passion for art into a full time career.
Klein Editions talks to contemporary artist Slasky about digital art, the prejudices towards it, and how it compares to artistic movements of the past.
Italian artist Paola Bazz creates complex 3D and 2D collages by manipulating, transforming, selecting, cutting and folding paper. She uses a variety of techniques to create portraits of strangers, faces that she often finds on magazines or social media platforms. The artist recycles different kinds of paper and uses them as a medium to produce her collages.
