Sentence examples for a collagist of objects from inspiring English sources

Ms. Macuga is a collagist of objects and ideas on a grand scale.

Overly associated with the later rise of Surrealism, Rousseau now emerges as more a virtual collagist of existing images than a visionary, and even as a proto-Pop artist.

In the process, she has become less of a collagist and more of a painter, moving her beyond initial strong stylistic debts to Hanna Hoch and Romare Bearden.

November 13 2014 November 16 201414 Baldwin is a collagist — a bit of absurdist humor here, a surge of violence there.

BARTON LIDICE BENES, 57, is a collagist who has been assembling found objects in his one-room studio at Westbeth for more than half of his life.

Tomaselli, a painter and collagist, is known for hallucinatory arrangements of objects and patterns that explore inner journeys.

Each object is then characterized by a small set of object features, and objects are clustered into groups (object types).

Blake's homage to Matisse (a collagist, like so many of the artists he pays tribute to here) consists of five close reworkings of Matisse's great, late work The Snail, which is currently in Tate Modern.

His technique is that of a collagist.

A mannerist with the heart of a collagist?

But its imbalances give us a sharp picture of Rousseau as an astute scavenger and constructor of images, a collagist before the fact and, perhaps, the first artist to recycle popular culture on a grand scale.