One who pro­vides the rede­f­i­n­i­tion of dis­placed ephemera and found objects by allow­ing for the move­ment of spa­tial and uni­ver­sal con­cepts via place­ment, thus cre­at­ing the intent of objects pre­vi­ously lim­ited only by the influ­ence of space and time. … Assem­blage Art re-​purposes man’s ephemeral detri­tus and gives it new life. It’s found object art at its finest. The ulti­mate recy­cling tool, assem­blage multi-​media art incor­po­rates the past, the used and the dis­carded with the trea­sures of the day. It’s also a cel­e­bra­tion of col­lage con­cepts com­bined with 3-​dimensional elements.

:: the devel­op­ment of the Absolute is a moral imper­a­tive. … :: the def­i­n­i­tion of a sub­stance evolves around a plu­ral­is­tic ten­dency which is grounded firmly in the real­ism of the period. … :: Assem­blag­ists, as well as col­lage artists, exist in a con­stant state of flux. This is NuvoFluxus, my blog, a Fluxs​.us con­tri­bu­tion. … :: e-​assemblagist def­i­n­i­tion: One who cre­ates assem­blage art from re-​purposed objects which are acquired over a lengthy period of time thus allow­ing for the nat­ural decom­po­si­tion of the object. Rust. … :: e-​assemblages cam­ou­flage the orig­i­nal intent of the object by uti­liz­ing artis­tic processes. … :: the first e-​assemblagist with a nuvofluxus exte­rior. Fluxs​.us — the umbrella of art, the can­vas of dis­tri­b­u­tion. … buy now, pay later — fluxus