Frankie Maar
A collage artist and writer who works primarily with paper, arranging fragments into layered stories that speak where words alone cannot. Her analog collages echo the companion stories she writes - personal essays shaped by experiences that have marked her deeply. Image and text unfold together, each one sharpening and softening the other, as she searches for meaning in memory’s broken edges. Her work becomes both mirror and map: a layered exploration of identity, loss, and renewal.
Portfolio
Observation Of Beautiful Forms
Observation Of Beautiful Forms
Observation Of Beautiful Forms
A journey through psychedelics, Scotland, and the self, where landscapes of mind and place merge into one. Through shifting visions and intimate revelations, the boundaries of reality dissolve. Observation of Beautiful Forms is a vivid exploration of transformation, healing, and the art of seeing anew.
Eternal Peace
Observation Of Beautiful Forms
Observation Of Beautiful Forms
Born in the certainty of faith, the path winds through devotion, doubt, and disillusionment. What begins in obedience unravels into silence and release. Out of the collapse of belief emerges something steadier than salvation — a quiet freedom, an eternal peace.
You Were Better In My Imagination
In a small seaside flat, a single word shatters years of blurred boundaries between friendship and love. What begins in heartbreak unravels into a reckoning with self-worth, memory, and the weight of old wounds. Out of rejection comes a fragile but certain renewal.
The Curious Ones
Curiosity begins as a quiet pull toward the unknown, a question without an answer. It unfolds into encounters, revelations, and the subtle transformation of those who follow it. The Curious Ones is a meditation on wonder, longing, and the courage to keep asking.