Long Walks On The Beach By Jesse Treece Analysis

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Jesse Treece is an artist that creates various photomontage collages into unique compositions. He does this by incorporating distinct photographic scenes into one. “Long Walks On The Beach” is one good example in which he created a collage of two separate scenes in one picture. In this art work, the image portrays two people walking on the beach, but the sky appears to be an image of a planet. “Discoface” is another interesting collage of his because he created the composition out of three or four different pieces. In this artwork, there is a man holding onto his chin, but the image of his face looks like a European statue’s face. However, the face is covered by a seventies looking title called “Discoface”. This process does change the original

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