Bric-à-brac

Bric-à-bracOtto Iram is a self taught visual artist based in Toulouse, France. Using a combination of painting and collage, Otto Irams playful work is created in a spontaneous manner. From making his own palette of papers that he paints with bright, bold colours, to loosely cutting geometric forms, nothing is pre planned. Each piece unfolds as these shapes and colours are created, arranged and rearranged one on top of another until a harmonious composition

Otto Iram is a self-taught visual artist based in Toulouse, France. Using a combination of painting and collage, Otto Iram’s playful work is created in a spontaneous manner. From making his own palette of papers that he paints with bright, bold colours, to loosely cutting geometric forms, nothing is pre-planned. Each piece unfolds as these shapes and colours are created, arranged and rearranged one on top of another until a harmonious composition emerges. This layering technique creates a wonderful depth to his work with faint shadows highlighting each form.

This 1000 piece, 25" (63.5 cm) square puzzle features a collage titled Bric-à-brac, which captures Otto Iram’s ability to create a complex composition that is as refined as it is playful. All with a sense of ease and light-heartedness that is characteristic of his work.

The difficulty level of this puzzle is low-medium. The large variety of colours and patterns makes for quick sorting and a thoroughly enjoyable puzzle to assemble.

To learn more about Otto Iram and his work, you can read our article and interview here.

pieces : 1000
size : 25" x 25" (63.5 x 63.5 cm) square
difficulty : 2 / 5