Collage & Modern

What Makes Modern Collage Work

Collage borrows from photography, illustration, and graphic design all at once. The results sit between familiar and strange — images cut apart and recombined into something that feels both recognizable and new. This collection brings together contemporary collage artists like Bartosz Walat, Frank Moth, Samantha Hearn, and Treechild, each with a distinct graphic sensibility.

Works like Traveler and Camper by Bartosz Walat layer vintage imagery with surreal landscapes. Frank Moth's Missing the Ones We Left Behind pairs retro figures with cosmic backdrops. Treechild's Floral Geometry strips botanical forms down to clean geometric shapes. What connects them is a shared sense of composition — deliberate, bold, and designed for walls.

Choosing the Right Format

Modern collage prints with hard graphic edges and flat colour fields work especially well as fine art prints on 225g matte paper, where every cut line stays crisp. Available as A3, 50×70cm, 70×100cm, and A0. Frame options include oak, black, and walnut brown — all handmade with archival pigment inks in our Berlin studio.

For pieces with more texture and layered depth, a canvas print on 400g cotton adds physical presence. Canvas prints are available in 30×40cm, 50×70cm, and 70×100cm, including floating frame options for a gallery-style finish.

Pairing With Other Collections

Modern collage pairs naturally with surrealist prints and abstract art. If you lean toward the retro side of collage, the vintage collage collection focuses on historical source material rearranged into new compositions. For more work by individual artists featured here, see Bartosz Walat and Frank Moth.