Wrapped – A Contemporary Collage with Neon Highlights – FRAMED

Wrapped – A Unique Work of Contemporary Collage Art

Wrapped” brings in that neon shock factor. This striking piece of contemporary collage art uses yellow bursts over black-and-white photography to create a visual statement. The bubble wrap on her back resembles a second skin, blending irony with high-fashion aesthetics—almost like modern armor. It’s as if she’s saying, “I’m here, vulnerable yet open, but you only see what I let you see.

As part of the Modern Madonna series, this artwork blends innovative techniques with a striking narrative, making it a true standout for art collectors.

Materials and Techniques in Contemporary Collage Art

• Materials: Acrylic, Bubble Wrap, Original Photograph, Collage on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta

• Dimensions: 60 x 80 cm

The analog process of combining photographic and drawn elements ensures that each piece in the series is entirely unique.

Framing Details

This artwork is already beautifully framed. It features a high-quality object frame with a thickness of 1.5 cm and a depth of 5.5 cm. The glass used is a non-reflective glass, commonly found in prestigious institutions such as the Albertina. This exclusive glass adds an elegant touch to the artwork while also providing protection against harmful UV radiation. If you prefer the artwork without the frame, please contact us for further arrangements.

Why Contemporary Collage Art Collectors Will Love “Wrapped”

Each artwork in the Modern Madonna series is hand-signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The process of creating these works involves analog techniques, ensuring their uniqueness and artistic value. “Wrapped” is a prime example of how modern art can combine irony, beauty, and craftsmanship, making it an exceptional piece for collectors seeking distinctive, thought-provoking works.

Learn more about collage techniques in modern art

Gain insights into the history, methods, and impact of collage in contemporary art through this article by Tate. Read more here.