Collography is a non-engraving technique, which consists in the use of materials of different nature, superimposed and glued together, to obtain a matrix to be inked and printed. A base of cardboard, cloth, paper, adhesive tape, plaster is usually used Modeling clays are some of the materials that can be used in this technique.

Carborundum is the trade name of an artificial abrasive, used with water resistant glues. It is a direct procedure that gives particularly pictorial results. The first to use this technique was Henry Goetz (1909-1989). It was also used by J. Mirò and other artists of the Goetz Academy in Paris.

metamorfosi # 1
metamorfosi # 1
dry collography  
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metamorfosi # 2
metamorfosi # 2
tricolor collography matrix inches  16,14  x  13,77 sheet inches   19,68 x 27,55.
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Ten
Ten
Carborundum on Ingres Fabriano paper, Japanese handmade thin paper collage, wrapping paper 65 * 55cm unique work
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the game to not thimk
the game to not thimk
Carborundum on satogami paper Japanese light paper collage 2022 footprint 50 * 50cm. sheet cm. 60 * 60 cm  
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time
time
tricolor collography matrix inches 13,77 x 10,62 sheet inches 20,86  x  15,35
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walk
walk
tricolor collography matrix inches  15,35 x 19,29 sheet inches 19,68 x 27,55 printed on Hahnemuhle paper
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