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Kristian Eldritch · 38 x 56cm
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Mixed Media, Paper (Requires Framing)
38cm (W) x 56cm (H) x 0.5cm (D)
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The patron saint of Atlantis (also known as MU), named after his homeland.
Prize-winning thorough-bred Kristian Eldritch (a.k.a. Xtian; Gadzooxtian) was conceived in East Germany but was born in Hungary - that makes him one part Australian and two parts former communist. His preferred medium is hand-made collage, a tangible object in a digital world. He's been making collages since he was 8 years old - but has not been adverse to making music or short animations. The images produced are stories and mysteries, comprehension is just beyond the horizon. He has exhibited and been published both locally and overseas - most recently by Melbourne-based Jimmy Hornet magazine. He is one half of the now-fifteen-years-old-and-still-growing - digital exquisite corpse project The Infinite Collage (over 130m long!), and is the creator of several volumes of surreal collage comics.
Artwork: Saint MU
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