Letter Shaped Buildings Made with Photographic Collage by Lola Dupre

As part of a special project exploring typography, artist Lola Dupre imagined a series of unique structures shaped like letters of the alphabet. The artist used her well-known collage method that includes existing photographs that are cut into tiny pieces, often in duplicate, to make each construction. Dupre newly started his Instagram account where you can see some of her freshest completed works.

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