Two Butterflies

Pia Kolle

Pia Kolle builds nature through the tactile rhythm of paper collage, layering hand-cut shapes to find the pulse of the wild. This illustration captures two butterflies in a moment of quiet symmetry, their wings formed from the deliberate edges and textures of assembled paper.

Two Butterflies — framed, leaning against the wall
Pia Kolle

Two Butterflies

Pia Kolle builds nature through the tactile rhythm of paper collage, layering hand-cut shapes to find the pulse of the wild. This illustration captures two butterflies in a moment of quiet symmetry, their wings formed from the deliberate edges and textures of assembled paper.

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Winged fragments in a paper garden

In this portrait-oriented illustration, Kolle explores the delicate structure of insects through the physical medium of collage. By assembling distinct paper elements, she creates a sense of depth and tactile presence that moves beyond a simple drawing. The two butterflies are positioned to highlight their intricate patterns, suggesting a narrative of companionship and natural balance that feels grounded and approachable.

The work leans into a playful, illustrative style that resonates with the curiosity of a child’s gaze. Each wing feels like a discovery—a collection of shapes that hint at the constant cycle of growth and the vibrant life found in small garden corners. It is a focused exploration of how simple materials can be rearranged to mirror the complex beauty of the natural world without losing their handmade charm.

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