“Phantasmagoric Ecstasy”: The Superb Collage Artworks of Michelle Concetta
Michelle Concetta aka /DRI:M/ARTZ is a US-born creator based in Saudi Arabia. The artist’s work, which has been featured and collected internationally, explores spirituality, magic and conjuring.
Through this the human psyche is called into question. With Collage as the medium of choice, /DRI:M/ARTZ is no purist. She embraces all forms of the medium and crosses between digital and traditional cut & paste, often incorporating her own photography. This is how Michelle’s work expands and evolves.
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