David Crunelle is a multidisciplinary artist from Brussels, Belgium, mainly developing his work in visual art, photography and graphic design. He has been teaching visual communication and photography in higher education for nearly 10 years. He works as art director in a communication agency and he is also a stock photographer for Getty. Winner of several graphic design competitions between 2009 and 2013, he is the author of many artworks for which he was recently nominated by the Music Industry Awards.... David was born, lives and works in Brussels. STATEMENT I started making collage in order to create vivid and complete visual experience. The goal was to give “a lot to see” to the audience, and to make them dive into the composition. While many art pieces only require a few seconds to be analyzed, I try to create content that has to be discovered over time and several observations. I started psychedelic collage work as a challenge, convinced that “a good collage is easy to make while a great collage is hard to make.” (http://kolajmagazine.com/artistdirectory/david-crunelle) INTERVIEW WITH COLLAGE ARTIST, DAVID CRUNELLE May 3, 2016 by Joey Souza "How did you get started doing what you do? I’ve been doing artsy stuff for a while without taking it really seriously. In 2014, I was under severe medication for several months, a period of my life that affected my judgment on many things. I decided to radically stop medication and use the weaning period of 3 months to start a brand new project in collage, a technique I’ve never done before. The goal was to work seriously, at a bigger scale, away from computers, and to involve myself in the pieces I wanted to create. How would you describe your creative style? Nervous, plain, psychedelic and vibrant. Some find it scary and tortured but I completely disagree. (http://www.davidcrunelle.com/page13/) undefined

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