About the Artist

Inspired by the natural world, I create eco-friendly paper collages using recycled materials. My work aims to highlight the beauty of nature while promoting sustainability.

About Summer Langille

Summer journey into paper cut collage began with a passion for nature and a commitment to sustainability. She transforms recycled papers (her favorite material being old children’s book jackets) into intricate artwork that celebrates the beauty of the natural world.
Raised in Southern California, Summer was always fascinated by the native flora and fauna around her. Now that she’s on the east coast in southern New Hampshire, she’s been learning about the natural world here and creating art around it.

Inspiration

Drawing inspiration from forests, oceans, and wildlife, Summer’s collages highlight the delicate balance of ecosystems. Her creative process involves repurposing discarded papers, giving new life to materials that might otherwise be wasted, and creating art that fosters environmental awareness.

Sustainable art

Dedicated to sustainability, Summer carefully selects recycled papers to craft each unique piece. Her work not only captures the beauty of nature but also underscores the importance of reducing waste and caring for our planet through artistic expression.

Creative process

Using a meticulous layering technique, Summer assembles her collages by hand, combining textures, colors, and natural motifs. Each artwork is a testament to patience and passion, reflecting her dedication to environmental themes and innovative reuse.

Artist values

Summer values eco-consciousness and artistic integrity. Her goal is to inspire viewers to appreciate the environment and consider sustainability in their own creative practices. Each piece invites reflection on nature’s fleeting moments and the importance of conservation.

Plein Air collage in the Lakes District of NH

Gallery

Explore Summer’s collection of original paper collages, each crafted with recycled materials that showcase landscapes, flora, fauna, and abstract natural forms. Her work emphasizes beauty, sustainability, and the potential for art to foster environmental stewardship.