Trey Wright is an artist working out of Dallas, Texas. He’s a photographer who creates surreal scenes from cut paper (like collage), tangible objects (like a wig), and humans (who appear like giants).
Essentially, Trey is photographing assemblages. I find them most interesting when he uses magazine cut outs. They are photographs of photographs, and since they are photographs, they straddle the line between object and a picture of an object. At times, it’s hard to tell what is cut out and what’s not.
Excellent color usage, too. It references a mid century aesthetic, which I always enjoy, with its off-beat color pairings and all.
First four images via his website. Final images via his Tumblr (which is updated often).
