The Birth of Venus | Original Handcut Paper Collage Art from Loos Art
Born February 4, 2024
Dimensions: 9 in. by 12 in.
Includes signed Certificate of Authenticity
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This handcut paper collage features Tulsa, Oklahoma artist Branjae (@branjaemusic), sourced from a September/October 2020 issue of Oklahoma Today, written by Kashea McCowan (@kasheacecille). The figure rises atop Venus, an image pulled from one of my astronomy books, emerging through the Rosette Nebula, Oklahoma’s official Deep Sky Object.
As I worked, I didn’t impose direction—I simply followed where the composition led me. The act of collage, much like life itself, is a practice in surrender, in trusting that the art already exists and is only waiting to be revealed. This echoes Jackson Pollock’s philosophy: “The painting has a life of its own. I try to let it come through.”
In this piece, the celestial meets the earthly, the known meets the unknown, and art meets artist in a moment of discovery. It is a testament to embracing the creative process, allowing vulnerability to lead, and letting the journey of making be as meaningful as the final image itself.
Original artwork copyright Loos Art of Loos Holdings LLC 2025.
Born February 4, 2024
Dimensions: 9 in. by 12 in.
Includes signed Certificate of Authenticity
Free shipping included
This handcut paper collage features Tulsa, Oklahoma artist Branjae (@branjaemusic), sourced from a September/October 2020 issue of Oklahoma Today, written by Kashea McCowan (@kasheacecille). The figure rises atop Venus, an image pulled from one of my astronomy books, emerging through the Rosette Nebula, Oklahoma’s official Deep Sky Object.
As I worked, I didn’t impose direction—I simply followed where the composition led me. The act of collage, much like life itself, is a practice in surrender, in trusting that the art already exists and is only waiting to be revealed. This echoes Jackson Pollock’s philosophy: “The painting has a life of its own. I try to let it come through.”
In this piece, the celestial meets the earthly, the known meets the unknown, and art meets artist in a moment of discovery. It is a testament to embracing the creative process, allowing vulnerability to lead, and letting the journey of making be as meaningful as the final image itself.
Original artwork copyright Loos Art of Loos Holdings LLC 2025.
Born February 4, 2024
Dimensions: 9 in. by 12 in.
Includes signed Certificate of Authenticity
Free shipping included
This handcut paper collage features Tulsa, Oklahoma artist Branjae (@branjaemusic), sourced from a September/October 2020 issue of Oklahoma Today, written by Kashea McCowan (@kasheacecille). The figure rises atop Venus, an image pulled from one of my astronomy books, emerging through the Rosette Nebula, Oklahoma’s official Deep Sky Object.
As I worked, I didn’t impose direction—I simply followed where the composition led me. The act of collage, much like life itself, is a practice in surrender, in trusting that the art already exists and is only waiting to be revealed. This echoes Jackson Pollock’s philosophy: “The painting has a life of its own. I try to let it come through.”
In this piece, the celestial meets the earthly, the known meets the unknown, and art meets artist in a moment of discovery. It is a testament to embracing the creative process, allowing vulnerability to lead, and letting the journey of making be as meaningful as the final image itself.
Original artwork copyright Loos Art of Loos Holdings LLC 2025.