Introducing Matthieu Bourel

Meet the Berlin-Based Artist Behind the Cover of Our Collage Compendium

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Berlin-based artist Matthieu Bourel is meticulous and detail-oriented. He carefully layers hand-cut slices to create highly evocative images and illustrations. We met with Bourel in his Prenzlauer Berg studio to meet the man behind the cover of our new book The Age of Collage Vol. 2.

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