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

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SAVE THE DATE: Thursday July 30th at 11AM, 5 floral cut paper works will be available.

These are pieces I’ve spent my summer days on. ☀️

Each will be 8” x 8” and unframed to keep pricing a bit more accessible on this series. Thi

Wanted to give these figs a little moment on the feed. If you ever feel uninspired, just look to the natural world 👁️ happy weekend, everyone.

These figs can be found @lizlidgettgallery

Many people comment that my art must take me ages to make. It does. But every time I create, I get to visit a place that feels like a secret, enchanted realm. Some people would call that a “happy place”, which to me is one where everythin

Would it even be July without all the tomatoes? Not in my world. This juicy one is available at @lizlidgettgallery 🍅

Meet the artist.

Paige Ledom is an cut-paper artist based in Kansas City who has a focus on using found, as well as common materials. She believes art can come from anything and 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.