Yogi, Artist, Prairie Kid

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COLLAGE ARTIST TRADING CARD SPOTLIGHT

Spotlight on Collage Trading Card Artist Julie Henneberg

Originally from the small industrial village of Estevan, Saskatchewan in the Canadian prairies, Julie Henneberg studied Criticism and Curatorial Practice at OCAD University and Sociology at Lancaster University in 2015. She now lives and works in Belgium. She writes, “Since most of my images are based on symbols, especially those pertaining to ritual practices, I think it’s interesting to make something with substance out of images that are typically quite superficial.”

Henneberg is featured in Collage Artist Trading Cards Pack 7.

Packs of Collage Artist Trading Cards are a tool for discovering contemporary, fine art collage. Each card is a full colour, 5.5” x 3.5” postcard with rounded corners. An example of an artist’s work is on the front of the card and the artist’s public contact information is on the back.

We asked Henneberg some questions about her work.

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How do you describe yourself?

Yogi, artist, prairie kid, walking disaster.

Can you explain the idea behind Study in Geometry #3?

I was playing with basic shapes and trying to find interesting but simple arrangements.

How do you make this work?

With paper and scissors, very simply.

Why did you want to make this work?

At the time I was interested in symmetrical, static, balanced imagery. Now my work has more movement and less control.

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What are you working on these days?

I own a yoga therapy studio, and so yoga activities take up most of my spare time. My art practice remains a spontaneous activity. Sometimes I make a few images per month, and some months none at all.

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You can see more of Julie Henneberg’s collage work in the Kolaj Magazine Artist Directory, on her Instagram or her Tumblr.

Image (top):
Forget
9.4″x11.8″; paper, glue; 2017

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Study in Geometry #3
10.6″x8.3″; paper; 2015

Image (bottom):
Kenaz from the “Runes” series