These typography collages by Greg Lamarche are made using text from found objects and leaflets.
If the name Greg Lamarche sounds familiar, it is likely because you are familiar with his work from the 90s cut and paste graffiti journal, “Skills Magazine.â€
He also has 25 years of tenure as a graffiti artist in NYC.
Presently Greg Lamarche's work is being shown as part of a group exhibit at the Show & Tell Gallery in Toronto.
Implications - These days, Greg Lamarche's skills are focused primarily on installation graffiti projects, commercial work, and fine art. His work has been featured in art galleries around the world, and major art pbulications like Swindle, Mass Appeal, and Juxtapoz.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Typography Collages
- Opportunity for artists and designers to create unique artwork by using text from found objects and leaflets in collage form.
- Graffiti Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore and showcase their graffiti skills in art galleries and commercial projects.
- Installation Graffiti
- Opportunity to create immersive, site-specific graffiti installations that push the boundaries of traditional street art.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art Galleries
- Opportunity for art galleries to showcase and promote unique typography collages and graffiti art.
- Graphic Design
- Opportunity for graphic designers to incorporate typography collages into their designs to create visually striking compositions.
- Branding and Advertising
- Opportunity for brands and advertisers to collaborate with graffiti artists to create eye-catching and unconventional campaigns.
