IMPACT - Colorful Inspired Artwork w Rainbow of Art Supplies & Androgynous Person's Face - Woven Paper Collage Art - Weird Inspiring Art

- This artwork is titled "IMPACT" and depicts a black and white drawing of half the face of an androgynous nonbinary person with a rainbow of markers, pens, colored pencils, and paint brushes jaggedly sticking out of the face, where the other half their face would be, atop a background of colorful woven strips of paper.

- This handmade original work of art is 5 x 7 x 1.5 inches and is unframed. The extra wide edge is left as wood grain, eliminating the need for framing.

- Collaged on birch panel. Resin coated for protection, easy cleaning, and a beautiful glossy finish.

- Comes wired and ready to hang.

- This collage is best kept in temperatures under 70* and out of direct sunlight.

- Artist Statement: Megan Daigle’s art studio is equipped with X-Acto knives, cameras, and a rainbow of markers, paints, and pencils. Each element in her mixed media collages is hand-cut. Daigle mixes her original creations with those found in her filing cabinet of recycled magazines and junk mail, resulting in works with a jumbled feeling that reflects her diverse childhood influences.

Through a process of acceptance and refusal, her work comes alive in scenes and dreamscapes that dance between the physical and metaphorical realms, making her works meanings become multifaceted.

Daigle’s mission is to bring happiness and spark inspiration for her viewers. After taking courses at Maine College of Art, she spent time discovering her unique style. Daigle has since shown at numerous locations throughout Maine and Chicago. She currently lives and works in Central Maine.