Description
TORN OFF #13
Torn paper. Loud promises.
Hand-torn and hand-cut pieces of a supermarket advertising magazine, glued by hand. The torn edges are left as they are, so the paper stays paper.
Original one-of-a-kind collage (1 of 1)
Series: TORN OFF, No. 13
Torn and cut printed paper, glue
30 × 40 cm
Framed
Framed in a black frame with white mount and glass. Frame size 40×50 cm, artwork 30×40 cm.
Signed, certificate of authenticity included
Created in 2026, Wexford, Ireland
Shipping: Ireland €12, Europe €25, worldwide €40
Raw energy. Human hands. One of a kind.
Andrii Tuz — visual protest artist based in Wexford, Ireland. Creator of THEY FIGHT FOR THE FUTURE. Every work is human-made. Not AI. Not a print. Not a copy.
Andrii Tuz is a contemporary visual artist based in Wexford, Ireland. His artistic practice explores human perception, identity, social structures and the relationship between individuals and the contemporary world. His ongoing project, "THEY FIGHT FOR THE FUTURE", is a visual protest examining power, manipulation, digital noise and the growing influence of artificial intelligence. Rooted in the belief in authentic human expression, the project stands for human-made art and independent creative thought. In 2026, he developed two distinct artistic directions. "BROKEN FLOWERS" is an expressive painting series built on colour, energy, rhythm and pulsation. Through spontaneous gestures, layered textures and abstract compositions, it explores emotional intensity and visual perception beyond conventional narrative. "TORN OFF" is a mixed-media paper collage series using fragments of newspapers, magazines, advertising materials and other everyday paper. Through tearing, cutting and reconstructing found imagery, the works transform familiar visual messages into new artistic statements. Working across painting, digital art and handmade collage, Andrii creates original artworks driven by experimentation, personal expression and a distinctly human approach to art. Creator of TFFTF (THEY FIGHT FOR THE FUTURE). Explore the collections at andreytuz.com.