With skillful image processing techniques, artist Erik Johansson created a fantasy world from photographs taken in reality.
Swedish artist Erik Johansson is a master of image processing techniques.He could create a real-life collage that surprised the audience, including the broken face of this river.
Dogs hovering in the air like balloons.
"I created these pictures in order to find a connection between the two objects that meet daily in the most unexpected way," Johansson said.
Swedish artists use the same photographs he took in practice to create a super fantasy collage.
Johansson does not use computer-generated images in his work.
Artist Johansson said he used a three-step process to complete a perfect collage.
The first is to sketch the idea of the work on paper.
After that, he spent many months searching for places and objects that fit his ideas.
Johansson captures many buildings, objects and landscapes from many different angles to make "materials" for collage works.
The third step is to use specialized processing applications to stitch the photos together according to the idea you want.
"It's a picture of another world that is similar to our planet," Johansson said.
Johansson has more than 10 years of experience in the field of photography.He started taking pictures since he was 15 years old.
He began experimenting with creating non-realistic collages in 2011.
"I often don't talk too much about my works and give judgment to viewers," said the Swedish artist.
Johansson hopes everyone will be surprised to "see and think in a completely different way".
