A collage series
The boundary between artist and artwork begins to blur in this series. The artist’s own image—sometimes literal, other times concealed within symbolic forms—emerges from within the work, becoming part of the visual language. These compositions do more than depict; they reflect. They ask us to linger, to look beyond the surface, and to engage with the inner terrain of the artist’s identity.
Here, selfhood is not fixed but fluid—shaped and reshaped through gesture, material, and vision. What results is a layered dialogue between the maker and the made, between presence and suggestion. These works invite quiet reflection on how we see ourselves, how we wish to be seen, and how art becomes a vessel for that ongoing transformation.
Here, selfhood is not fixed but fluid—shaped and reshaped through gesture, material, and vision. What results is a layered dialogue between the maker and the made, between presence and suggestion. These works invite quiet reflection on how we see ourselves, how we wish to be seen, and how art becomes a vessel for that ongoing transformation.
Marcel Duchamp (1887–1968) was a French conceptual artist, painter, sculptor, and writer whose radical ideas helped redefine the course of modern art. A pivotal figure in the early 20th century, he played a key role in the revolutionary shifts in visual culture and became a foundational influence on the emergence of conceptual art. -numbered screen print
Gerhard Richter, German- painter/printmaker/multi-media (1932- ) numbered screen print, 36"x36" his work in the 1960s was a radical and highly influential response to the political, cultural, and artistic tensions of the postwar period — and it placed him at the crossroads of several important movements in contemporary art. While difficult to pin down stylistically, his early work played a critical role in reshaping painting at a time when many artists were declaring it dead.
Francesco Clemente, Italian, painter/draftsman (1955- ) numbered screen print, 36"x36" A pivotal figure in the Neo-Expressionist movement that gained international momentum in the late 1970s and 1980s. His work is known for its dreamlike figuration, symbolic imagery, and fusion of Eastern and Western cultural references. Clemente stood out as both an individualistic painter and part of a broader trend that reshaped the postmodern art landscape of the 1980s.
Jenny Holtzer, American neo conceptual artist (1950-) her work focuses on the delivery of words and ideas in public spaces and includes large-scale installations, advertising billboards, projections on buildings and other structures, and illuminated electronic displays.-numbered screen print 36"x36"
Cindy Sherman, American, photographer (1954- ) numbered screen print, 36"x36" Radically redefined photography as a medium for conceptual, performative, and critical art. Through her decades-long practice—especially her seminal work in the 1970s and 1980s—Sherman transcended traditional photography, turning the camera inward to explore identity, representation, gender, and the construction of meaning itself.
Ai Weiwei, Chinese conceptual artist, sculptor, painter (1957- ) numbered screen print
Barbara Kruger, American conceptual artist, collagist (1945- ) numbered screen print
Cy Twombley, American/Italian, painter/draftsman(1928-2011) numbered screenprint
Tim Hawkinson, American, conceptual artist/painter/ sculptor (1960-) numbered screen print
Julian Schnabel, American, painter, film maker, (1951- ) numbered screen print
Georg Baselitz, German, painter,sculptor(1938-) numbered screen print
Bridget Reilly, British painter (1931- ) numbered screen print 36”x36"- Known primarily for her op-art work in the 60's and 70's she has written on artists from Poussin to Nauman, and curated shows in the Tate and the National Gallery.
Chris Burden, American performance artist, sculptor,installation art (1946-2015) numbered screen print
Arnulf Rainer, Austrian painter (1929- ) numbered screen print 36"x36"
Jeff Koons, American coceptual artist (1955- ) numbered screen print
AR Penk, German, painter (1939-2017) numbered screen print
Yves Klein, French, performance artist. painter(1928-1962) a forerunner of minimal art, as well as pop art- numbered print
William Pope L, American, performance artist, painter ( 1928- 2023) numbered screen print, 24"x18"
Pablo Picasso, Spanish, painter/draftsman/print maker/ceramacest (1881- 1973) numbered screen print
Francis Bacon, British, painter (1909-1992) numbered screen print
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, German painter, printmaker (1880-1938) one of the founders of Die Brücke leading to the foundation of Expressionism in 20th-century art.
Man Ray,American/French conceptual artist/photographer(1890-1976) numbered screen print
Cy Twombley, American/Italian, painter/draftsman(1928-2011) numbered screenprint 37"x36"
Jeseph Beuys, German artist teacher and theorist (1921-1986) numbered screen print on streached canvas
Jean-Michel Basquiat , American painter, draftsman (1960-1988) numbered screen print 36"x28"
Chuck Close, American painter, photographer (1940-2021) numbered screen print
Jasper Johns,American painter, sculpter, printmaker. -a central figure in the development of American postwar art.
Paul Klee, Swiss/German painter (1879-1940) numbered screen print
Karel Appel, Dutch painter, sculptor (1921-2006) numbered screen print
Alice Neel, American , painter-(1900-1984) numbered screen print
Keith Haring , American painter, drafsman (1958-1990) emerged from the New York City graffiti/gay subculture of the 1980s
