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I still have works form 2024 that I have not shown on social media. 23 x 33 inches Analog collage #analog #collage #art912 #contemporaryart #anatomy #kunst #collageartist #collage #handcut #contemporarycollagemagazine #kolajmagazine #cutitout #vintage #papercuts

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Analog collage Can be seen vertically and horizontally

I believe!

In light of Trump II’s first 18 days of mayhem — including his and Musk’s coup against our system of government — many are asking: “What can I do now?” Here’s a revised and expanded list, in rough order of importance.

David Lynch to heal the soul

The “Roman salute,” often cited by fascists, including Hitler, was not an ancient gesture but a modern invention, shaped by art and cinema.

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Surrealists’ art was not just about dreams — it became a powerful political tool, exposing the oppression at the heart of modern political systems.

“We can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist” James Baldwin

Green eyes help to live through the destruction of our country. At least a little

Back on the grind tomorrow

I have disconnected from FB, Instagram for a week

By the sea - Abdulrazak Gurnah Nobel prize 2021 Thought it was a book about immigration and adjustment in the new country but this is about post colonial repression through a family story.

Today is a wonderful time for reflection on how this country started, just how much it then matured and grew, and where it's headed now at breakneck speed. This is the moment when the final unraveling begins, in earnest. "To progress" means to move forward, not backward. I am a Progressive.

Romare Bearden, Martin Luther King Jr.—Mountain Top, color screenprint, 1968

I am so happy to have a collage included in the new of Cut Me Up magazine Issue 14: Mixed Messages www.cutmeupmagazine.com

The world won't be the same without David Lynch. I was secretly hoping to meet him one day, maybe at one of his paintings exhibitions. I know I won't the strength to even say a word to him. Thank you Mr. Lynch for all what you did bring in our lives!