EXPLORE MY ART
Mixed media collage artwork with various cut-out images of food items, packaging, and text, assembled within a white frame on a wall.

But...how is it made?

The process lives somewhere between painting and sculpting. Paige cuts countless tiny pieces of paper from paint swatches, painted paper, cardboard, this morning’s cereal box, foil and other everyday materials and glues them together to create her collages.

Black and white line drawing of a smiling woman's face, with long hair and open mouth

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

Available Originals

Fine Art Prints

“Blackberry Jam.” Fine Art Print
“Blackberry Jam.” Fine Art Print
$60.00

11” x 14” signed giclée art print on fine art paper. Archival quality. All sales final.

“Cholula.” Fine Art Print
“Cholula.” Fine Art Print
$30.00

5” x 7” signed giclée art print on fine art paper. Archival quality. All sales final.

“Tinned Fish.” Fine Art Print “Tinned Fish.” Fine Art Print
“Tinned Fish.” Fine Art Print
$40.00

8” x 10” signed giclée art print on fine art paper. Archival quality. All sales final.

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Hi, I’m Paige and I cut thousands of pieces of (largely repurposed) paper and make art out of them! I studied art and used to be a painter, but that never felt quite right for me. After trying nearly every medium, I knew there was more to exp
Something about shoes, man! I keep returning to them. There is something so personal about what we choose to put on our feet. Plus all the tiny stitching and details hold my interest while creating them in cut-paper. If you know anything about snea
Spicy over sweet any day. 🌶️ The original cut-paper collage has sold, but prints are available over on my website.
We are experiencing more artist’s work than ever before. With a little twitch of your thumb, the digital slot machine is activated serving you image after image. Like one of those absurdly tall Scooby Doo sandwiches, except everybody’s ar
Gone fishing. 🎣 I was always told that if you make work for long enough, you will start to find some reoccurring themes. Well, this is one for me!