Collage artist Greg Gossel tears it up with fashion models in Head Over Heels series...
Collage artist Greg Gossel tears it up with fashion models in Head Over Heels series...
After watching Exit Through the Gift Shop, you may have a hard time looking at pop art and seeing it as a true movement. We even had a discussion right
Greg Gossel
Collage artist Greg Gossel tears it up with fashion models in Head Over Heels series...
After watching Exit Through the Gift Shop, you may have a hard time looking at pop art and seeing it as a true movement. We even had a discussion right
Greg Gossel was born in Baldwin, Wisconsin in 1982. He pursued an education at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in graphic design. In December 2005, Greg moved to Minneapolis, where currently works as a graphic designer. In addition to design, he is also dedicated to his personal work, and has been exhibiting his fine art nationally for the past two years. Greg says this about his work, “My work is about life, the struggle, and the beauty. I try to accomplish this through the interplay of many diverse words, images, and gestures. I’m interested in process ‘ building up a surface and layering a variety of mediums; spraying, printing, splashing, erasing, dripping, and writing in a very loose and spontaneous way. When a piece is finished, I want it to illustrate a visual history of change, process, and expression.”
Collage artist Greg Gossel tears it up with fashion models in Head Over Heels series...
After watching Exit Through the Gift Shop, you may have a hard time looking at pop art and seeing it as a true movement. We even had a discussion right
Minneapolis based artist Greg Gossel opened his latest solo show this past weekend at White Walls Gallery in San Francisco. Entitled "Sleepwalking", Gossel's latest ventures into the heart of the subliminal, a voyage into the seedy underbelly of the consumerist collective subconscious. White maintaining true to his pop inspired sensibilities, the artist has risen his bar up another notch with further exploration of mixed media techniques and multi-layered conversation. Check out the show here on Hi-Fructose.
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