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Here’s a few collage style art works I did on February 15-16, 2019 My pieces are all untitled and are slightly smaller than 5X5”. I use paint, pen, paper pieces, masking tape, coffee grounds, flowers, found objects, stencils, spray paint, dental floss, etc. They are not intended to represent anything although even I see things in them sometimes. I still continue to do music but during winter when the music studio is pretty cold I have been shifting to these art works. I have been actively doing these abstract collages since the start of 2017 and have a lot of them now. You can view them all at: https://doncampauartworks.shutterfly.com/pictures Although I do not sell these pieces I am happy to trade them with anyone for a variety of things. Drop me a line and we can set something up. Don Campau email        
12 Comments
Rafael González
2/19/2019 14:20:17
Great art! I love it!
Leslie Singer
2/19/2019 16:23:07
Don, thanks so much for posting! I love the colors and textures and how images seem to pop in and out of space like an optical illusion. Really cool!
Frank
2/19/2019 21:53:57
Those are very nice Don!
Lumen K
2/20/2019 12:00:19
Fantastic work! I love these!
P-A.H
2/20/2019 18:22:32
Love abstract stuff like this. Very stimulating. Well done, Don!
Jeremiah Paddock
2/21/2019 22:55:45
I love these. I see rays of light in a lot of them. It may just be my personal perception but I really like it.
Phillip Klampe
2/26/2019 15:48:17
I always enjoy viewing your abstract work Don! There are plenty of details and textures to keep coming back to. Of course, abstract art is the best art.
Evan Cantor
2/27/2019 19:20:02
very nice non-objective stuff--Kandinsky would be proud of you!
David Nadeau
3/1/2019 23:04:24
Lovely! They look like phenomena corresponding to some "marvelous states of matter", on a microcosmic or macrocosmic scale.
Michael Ridge
3/4/2019 01:12:08
Fantastic collage work! Leave a Reply. |
Don CampauMy name is Don Campau and I have been involved in underground and non mainstream music and radio since 1969. I continue to be an active home taper and Cassette Culture archivist with my own site, The Living Archive. Archives |
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