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“When I started sharing my work with the community, I wanted to show the extraordinary among the many real and everyday photos on Instagram,” says a Tokyo collage artist who goes by the pseudonym Q-TA (@qta3). With his own interpretation of surrealism, he brings pieces of different images together to create bizarre pop graphics. Q-TA finds most of his materials from vintage encyclopedias and magazines, although he uses both analog and digital methods to make the collages. As he works, he aims to always keep the creative process quick and spontaneous, while maintaining the mystery and allure in the images. “I don't want to let my messages stand out in my work,” he says. “I cut down the amount of information as much as I can, so the viewer can feel the unusual nature of the collages and interpret their own stories.” Photo by @qta3

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