Dennis Busch was born in Amstelveen (The Netherlands) in 1971 and now lives and works in Bremen (Germany). He is recognised for creating strange, witty and graphically intriguing handmade collages. Sold both as original works and limited edition prints his pieces are surreally beautiful and collected internationally. Critical reception of his work has seen him published in several explorations of contemporary collage, including Back to Normal alongside having the privilege of being the editor of the essential art monograph, The Art of Collage.

Dennis describes himself as an ‘image butcher’, "I let myself be gently overwhelmed by the pictures… Like solving a mathematical equation, I try to redeploy the different positions of the individual fragments and place them in a new order." His collages are hand cut and pasted, never using digital technology.

"In my work I aim to shift the boundaries of the viewer's perception in order to open a door, to make “seeing“ tangible, to give a crystalline orientation to seeing’. All in all he describes his oeuvre as having ‘One cup of subversion, one cup of surreal crystal-clarity and a good cup of humour, paired with a touch of political anarchy."

Dennis Busch is also including It came to me / Love came to me in the auction.