
konto studio’s montage series uses contemporary still life compositions
the series looks at the relationship between different components using a palette of pastel tones and playful architectural arrangements.
konto studio’s montage series uses contemporary still life compositions
‘still life’ painting is a useful method in which to study objects, light, color and one’s perception towards space. the ‘montage’ series builds upon the traditional art form in a contemporary fashion, using spatial pieces within a framed composition.

images © konto
the project by konto studio uses a number of objects which each contain a repeated shape. the series looks at the relationship between different components using a palette of pastel tones and playful architectural arrangements. ‘montage’ draws upon the cubist movement that abstracts and depicts ones perception of a particular viewpoint. structural elements including striped poles and grid patterns set the composition of each frame, whilst mirrored surfaces distort and reflect the existing space.

the series looks at the relationship between different components
‘montage’ use a palette of pastel tones and playful architectural arrangements

structural elements include striped poles and grid patterns
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