I cut, I glue,
I let it speak.
Self-taught, since 2020. Analog collage made by hand — nothing digital.
How it started
I had a drawer full of magazines and one night I picked up the scissors. The first time was an elegant disaster, the second less so, the third someone asked to buy it.
I haven't stopped since. No courses, no academy — just paper, glue and late hours.
How I work
I collect magazines for months. I only keep the ones that talk back to me — fashion, old weekly issues, punk fanzines. I flip through them until I feel the matter.
Then it's just time. One piece can take days: cutting precisely, deciding the composition, gluing, resting, coming back to fix the centimeter that doesn't work.
Why analog
Because the hand leaves a mark print can't replicate. Because a piece that exists in a single copy has a weight different from one that exists in a thousand.
It's not romanticism: it's a position. I stand on the side of what is true, cut, irreproducible.
Now see what came out.
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