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Matt on his work:
For me, making cut paper art is purely a voyage of discovery. Each time I sit in front of a blank piece of white paper I direct the razor’s edge as it excises my delight, anguish,longing and humor; I reach for meaning, clarity or closure. My only purpose is to enjoy the process – and I do, wholeheartedly.
In a world where the literal dominates, my process is one of developing relationships between what I remove and what is left behind. The act of cutting paper is akin to how I live my life – there is no eraser, no second chance, only indelible choices. Each day, a new page. And most importantly, there is no sketch or plan. The result often surprises me; from that I derive much joy.
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love yourwork very artisit
Comment by julia — August 18, 2009
nice pic :) like a bird
Comment by addobeb — July 16, 2009
Your work is amazing! The detail just amazes me! One word… Fabulous! :)
Comment by Michelle — June 29, 2008
Understanding the process suddenly brought the image to life.
Comment by Ardeet — June 29, 2008
soooo neat!
Comment by alliejane — June 28, 2008
Great work. Accessible, free feeling style. The blank slate and permanence of each piece is particularly intriguing. Most of all I like that Matt obtains joy and surprise not only in the finished result but the “only purpose is to enjoy the process-.” Knowing that makes me enjoy the work more and ask questions that I might not have asked myself about his art.
Comment by Perdido — June 28, 2008
this goes for almost all the people i’ve seen on artist a day…awesome work!
Comment by monocular cognition — June 28, 2008
That’s sweet. Do you pre-plan this out before you start cutting?
Comment by warped — June 28, 2008
That picture visualy creative.
Comment by Spray Man — June 28, 2008