I like art that combines with Fashion, and Amie DICKE's "cut-out" works is strikingly fashionable.
Dutch artist Amie Dicke's work consist of "cut-outs" and drawings. Dicke uses photos of movie stars and fashion models that appear in posters and magazines as her source material. In a slow and laborious process, she snips away at the bodies and faces of her subjects, thin web of contours. Most of the glamour from the original advertisements is changed into a stream of lines as a result of a very demanding and almost fluid technique where the paper is delicately cut-out. The silhouette of the ideal beauty remains as a fragile, disturbing or even a bit frightening figure. From eyes, mouths and noses flow threads of desire, craving and passion - all of which she does by applying layers of ink lines and drawings.
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