The Exquisite Corpse method was invented by surrealists in the early 20th century, a game where artists would pass around a piece of paper, taking up where the last left off, to create a strange collaborative image or text. French artist Bernard Dumaine put together a series of Exquisite Corpse drawings with artists from Canada, the US and Europe, and they are seriously weird and disturbing pieces. Check out this creepy gallery of Dumaine’s collaborations below…
Strange fruits (Sheela Singla (United States))
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- A likeable portrait (Marcel Bakker (Netherlands))
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- Big guns (Janelle McKain (United States))
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- Deep into the roots (Elle Gottzi (Canada))
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- Donar Oak (Daeve Fellows (Canada))
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- EnCYCLOPedia 3012 (Elle Gottzi (Canada))
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- The prophecy (Tim Seaward (France))
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- Thinking out loud (Marc Gosselin (Canada))
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- Wrapped surround (Sheela Singla (United States))
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- You put a spell on me (Marc Gosselin (Canada))
