COLLAGE
Collage is a lifelong love of mine. I never grew out of cutting and pasting. There is a certain magic in the process of collage – putting seemingly disparate and unrelated snippets of ephemera together can create new and unexpected meanings. Quite often these new meanings have a startling relationship to whatever has been bubbling away in my mind lately. It’s as though collage is a shortcut to one’s subconscious.
My collages are created from old magazines, vintage books, bus tickets, playing cards, old packaging, scrap art that was destined for the bin, things I find on the street – anything I can get my hands on. A love of collage makes it very difficult to throw anything out, as I can see a future use in almost every single scrap. It’s not uncommon for me to agonise over what to throw away, and then end up fishing it back out of the bin.
- Mixed media collage
- Collage showing vintage couple torn in half, separated by fragments of ephemera and letraset.
- Mixed media collage. Predominantly black and yellow on white background, incorporating vintage photographs, letraset, paint and monoprint.
- Mixed media collage by Ingrid K Brooker.
- Collage of man with head torn in half and street map coming out.
- Mixed media collage of old books, knitting magazines, monopoly cards and other fragments of ephemera.
- Mixed media collage of scrunched up note paper, brown cardboard, book pages and blue/grey paint.
- Collage of vintage ephemera showing glamorous young lady
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- Collage by Ingrid K Brooker
- Vintage ephemera collage made of maps, ticket stubs, manuscript and etchings by Ingrid K Brooker
- Collage of vintage ephemera including maps, ticket stubs and prints
- Collage work of two people looking at a booklet
- Collage of vintage ephemera
- Collage of vintage ephemera depicting woman doing crafts
- Collage of vintage ephemera with girl holding a ball by Ingrid K Brooker
- Collage of vintage ephemera depicting old cars
- Mixed media collage of old vintage lady with speech bubble
- Collage of vintage men skydiving by Ingrid K Brooker
- Collage of deco skyscraper on dark mixed media background
- Collage of vintage woman with scribble over her face and surrounded by diagrams
- Collage of man in snow and text saying "The Only Proper Way to Understand"
- Collage made of maps, globes, vintage diagrams
- Collage showing consruction machinery and text saying "The Mind behind out mind"
- Collage of vintage woman with pictures of cleaning product and a married couple. Text says "Vapid musing of a bored housewife"