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About KROVBLIT
PROFILE
INSPIRATION
PROFILE
David Krovblit is a native of Toronto, Canada who is now based in Southern California. His initial training was in photography. His career an award-winning commercial photographer spanned over two decades before he transitioned into a full-time visual artist with a love for layers; a natural progression that lead to the medium of collage.
In his opinion, great art needs to have three ingredients:
- The artist is instantly recognizable in the work.
- It has never been seen before.
- It is unapologetic.
MEDIUM
INSPIRATION
PROFILE
Krovblit's process is one-of-a-kind, combining traditional and new methods - a NEW PARADIGM in collage art. While a collage’s size is usually limited by the size of the original pieces, Krovblit’s collages can range in size from 2’ to 20’. Designed digitally, he prints the collage blueprint to ANY SCALE, cuts all the layers by hand, then
Krovblit's process is one-of-a-kind, combining traditional and new methods - a NEW PARADIGM in collage art. While a collage’s size is usually limited by the size of the original pieces, Krovblit’s collages can range in size from 2’ to 20’. Designed digitally, he prints the collage blueprint to ANY SCALE, cuts all the layers by hand, then re-assembles and glues them onto custom wood panels. He also designs and fabricates beautiful natural stained wood floater frames for the resin prints - a great, affordable option.
INSPIRATION
INSPIRATION
INSPIRATION
Krovblit's collages reflect the world around him - triggered by the beauty he finds in art, society, nature and day-to-day life - drawing heavily on pop culture and historical pop culture. He sees himself as a curator of lost visual history - such as old botanical illustrations, medical anatomy, and science fiction, to name a few. Some
Krovblit's collages reflect the world around him - triggered by the beauty he finds in art, society, nature and day-to-day life - drawing heavily on pop culture and historical pop culture. He sees himself as a curator of lost visual history - such as old botanical illustrations, medical anatomy, and science fiction, to name a few. Some of these visuals have been lost in time and might otherwise never be seen again.
Krovblit loves curating vintage images together to tell a new story and design for his collages - a process he calls: "repackaging the beauty".