Visions vibrantes #4

Vibrant Visions wall art prints are collage at full volume. A face in black-and-white torn from a fashion page, an electric-green rectangle slashed across the eyes, a blue bar where a brow should be — the series builds portraits by breaking them first, then reassembling what's left into something louder and stranger than the original. The studio composes in the pop-editorial tradition of Andy Warhol's Factory — magazine, scissors, instinct. Colour blocks interrupt the figure rather than decorate it. Stripes, halftones, and torn edges sit on top of photographic skin. Lips stay glossed; everything else turns graphic. The work is brash without being loud, pop without being sweet. Vibrant Visions lives in rooms that aren't afraid of their own taste. A hallway papered in postcards. A studio flat with a red kettle and a stack of Interview back issues. Above a console table where the keys get thrown. It suits people who still cut things out of magazines.