Vancouver-based artist Rachael Ashe creates these lovely altered books that have a nature element in them.
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"I live in Vancouver, BC, a city surrounded by mountains, forests, and the ocean. Nature is ever present within the city, but I also don’t have to go far in order to immerse myself fully in natural surroundings."
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"I think incorporating imagery of birds, trees, and even using found objects from nature in my artwork is a natural byproduct of the environment in which I live."
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"Creating art from old books was an idea I processed in my head for a few years before I actually got serious about working with them."
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"Up until about four years ago the primary focus of my work was photography, but as I transitioned from shooting film to digital I felt I needed to do more tactile work."
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"I began creating mixed media collage, and this eventually led me to working withpaper and books. The big “AHA!” moment came when I picked up a copy of “New Directions in Altered Books” by Gabe Cyr and I realized the possibilities of creating three-dimensional assemblage work with books."
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Check her website: http://rachaelashe.com/



"I live in Vancouver, BC, a city surrounded by mountains, forests, and the ocean. Nature is ever present within the city, but I also don’t have to go far in order to immerse myself fully in natural surroundings."

"I think incorporating imagery of birds, trees, and even using found objects from nature in my artwork is a natural byproduct of the environment in which I live."

"Creating art from old books was an idea I processed in my head for a few years before I actually got serious about working with them."


"Up until about four years ago the primary focus of my work was photography, but as I transitioned from shooting film to digital I felt I needed to do more tactile work."


"I began creating mixed media collage, and this eventually led me to working withpaper and books. The big “AHA!” moment came when I picked up a copy of “New Directions in Altered Books” by Gabe Cyr and I realized the possibilities of creating three-dimensional assemblage work with books."



Check her website: http://rachaelashe.com/
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