Illustrator Alex Varanese
Alex Varanese likes to deconstruct urban environments, rebuilding them in the form of cubes, tiles and other hacked apart elements. He wants to contrast realistic details with totally abstract arrangements, resulting in something both recognizable and surreal. This can include buildings, advertisements, sidewalks, cars, anything that is in our everyday lives. He then works in the typography, treating it as part of the final piece.
These images are taken from his portfolio here, you can view more of his work below.
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