ART MADE PIECE BY PIECE.

But...how is It made?

Consider it “painting” with paper. Paige cuts tiny pieces from paint swatches, painted paper, cardboard, this morning’s cereal box, foil and other everyday materials and glues them together to create her collages.

Paige is represented by Liz Lidgett Gallery in Des Moines, Iowa.

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Frank’s, Cholula, and Sriracha. That’s my hot sauce trifecta. 🔥 what’s yours?

Currently available at @lizlidgettgallery

Someone at a market told me it looked like these sardines were wearing blush and that made me laugh. I’ve never been able to see them the same since (in the best way) 🐟 🐟

I am evaluating my print inventory for the upcoming spring/summer mar

Magnifying glasses out 🔍 👁️

Also, the shine of the Hershey’s Kiss by @gina_julian next to the sparkle of the scales in my “Fish on Ice.” 🧊 🧊 🧊 WHAT! so grateful to be in this show with all these incredibly talented artists.

Dreaming of ordinary things 💭 the group show “Art of the Ordinary” with @lizlidgettgallery is LIVE! Here is a look at some of my art that’s apart of it.

The practice of creating ordinary objects in collage, observing the details

Meet the artist.

Paige Ledom is an cut-paper artist based in Kansas City who has a focus on using found materials. She believes you don't have to have to start with something new to make something new, you just have to see it in a different way.