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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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EC values inclusion, democracy, experimentation, independence and freedom of thought and expression, open-minded exchange, and Community.
The Electronic Cottage website is primarily an online magazine for the publication of lengthy and in-depth articles, essays, and interviews.
For those of you who use Facebook I have created an Electronic Cottage Group, which is a casual social gathering place of the EC Community, where EC people can meet, share artwork and news of current projects and releases.
The website and this EC Facebook Group are two separate but connected entities of the greater EC Community.