by Amanda Froelich at trueactivist.com
This artist creates controversial collages to examine the “craziness of the modern world.”
This artist creates controversial collages to examine the “craziness of the modern world.”
When the news bums you out too many days in a row, it’s time to make art. That’s what Joe Webbart is doing to help make sense of the “craziness of the modern world.”
The artist shared with Bored Panda that he makes collages from newspapers, mixing up one image with another (all which are usually sourced from the same magazine), to examine the contrast which exists on planet Earth.
He says:
“All of my images are hand-made, without the use of computers. I find the images in newspapers, magazines given on trains, buses and bins.
My collages work to a basic rule of sourcing just two or three images. With these I can reinvent the original scene to communicate a new idea.
I suppose I’ve become fairly anti-technology. Although I now promote my art on websites, own an iPhone and use Facebook. It’s confusing, I wish I had been born 100 years ago.”
Each collage is incredibly thought-provoking, to say the least.
1) Thirst II
2) Covering The Cracks
3) Camping
4) Cat Walk
5) Park Life
6) Thirst
7) International Response
8) Mixed Up
9) Arctic Tan
10) Distractions II
11) Atomic Tan
12) Tear Gass
13) Meat
14) Thirst III
15) Gucci
16) On A Platter
17) Entertaining The Troops
18) Jaws
19) Real Estate
20) Home Sweet Home II
21) Treadmill
22) Thirst
23) Fireworks
24) On The Beach
25) Harvest V
26) Seaside
27) Home Sweet Home III
28) Tune In
29) Freeze
30) Distractions
31) Life’s A Beach II
32) Advertisement Feature
33) Home Sweet Home
34) Life’s A Beach
35) Cloud Eaters
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World. Overpopulation is a big concern to governments who feel the need to grow larger to hide fear of losing control.
Take away currency and we end masses of slaughtered animals that mostly never even make it to the consumption stage of their purpose.:::( Anthony De Mello ) :::is a wonderful person to take direction on how our inner programming can be reprogrammed on our own.
A Quote:
(Using the word Inevitable to explain the future is a form of Giving Up.)
-JCS
I spend time.
I love the art but the final outcome to all of this is already baked into the cake. Everything moves in waves and we are about to crest our population overshoot. The ride down is going to be spectacular.