

Vertigo Art by Mohanad
Mohanad Shuraideh repurposes the nostalgia of the 1950s to critique modern consumerism through surreal digital collage.
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Vertigo Art by Mohanad — questions answered
What defines the style of Vertigo Art by Mohanad?
The style utilizes digital collage and photography to repurpose vintage 1950s imagery into surreal, satirical works influenced by Dadaism and Pop Art.
Where is Mohanad Shuraideh based?
He is a Jordanian-born artist currently living and working in Christchurch.
What subjects does his work typically address?
His pieces explore universal themes such as sustainability, consumerism, and social issues, often using kitsch humor.
What is the artist's professional background?
He is a creative director with a background in design and advertising, having won Dubai Lynx and MENA Cristal awards.
How is his fine art represented internationally?
His work is primarily represented through the international gallery network LUMAS.
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