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Talking Hands Collage

Talking Hands Collage
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Head Shots Collage
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Sliced Collage
Script Collage

Script Collage
Ascendance Collage

Ascendance Collage

Limited Edition Fine Art Prints

My recent practice has focused primarily on figurative collage. A selected body of these original paper works is now available as limited edition fine art prints.

Each collage artwork is released in a strictly limited edition of five. Printed on museum-grade archival cotton paper, the prints preserve the quiet textures, layered histories, and subtle tonal shifts of the original handmade work.

Created to be framed, gifted, or lived with, these editions are produced with care to honour both material quality and artistic intention.

Custom sizes can be arranged, and professional framing is available on request.

For orders or enquiries, please get in touch via email.

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Spiral staircase viewed from above in Nicola Bouwer’s collage artwork, with a glass window showing an airplane, water, and people standing on a dock.

Reviews

  • Abstract black and white painting with sweeping brushstrokes and textures, featuring a humanoid figure with outstretched arms, on a white background.

    We purchased an artwork from Nicola and absolutely love it now that it’s framed and on our wall. A beautiful addition to our home.

    - Hugo Bezuidenhout

  • Abstract pattern of glowing blue and white streaks on a dark background, resembling a digital or futuristic design.

    Nicola Bouwer’s work is radiant and rich. I have a large collection of art hanging on my walls. I’ve been curating spaces for the last 20 years, public and private platforms. I have worked with artists from around the world. When I view Bouwer’s work, it clearly stands out. Her ability to tell a story with the least amount of subject on the canvas is unparalleled. A single chair against an identified background says so much. Bouwer has the ability to move you to tears with only a single chair. I’m a proud collector of her work. I am thrilled to witness her artistic journey and can’t wait to see where she will go…and take me with her.

    - Yasser Bagersh

  • A close-up of a metallic surface with red circular stickers arranged in a grid pattern. There is a large, faint, smiling face created by the pattern and shading on the surface, with two eyes, a nose, and a smiling mouth. There is also a partially visible black and white barcode or label at the bottom.

    I am lucky to have one of Nicola’s atmospheric paintings in my hallway. It is serene and moody, taking you to a quieter place every time you walk past.

    - Robyn Shamu

  • I don't have any abstract art in my house. It isn't that I don't appreciate abstract art - I just couldn't find pieces that I felt comfortable living with. This triptych by Nicola Bouwer was the perfect option for me: architectural, modern and fresh, but at home in my home.

    - Zelda Pringle

  • An abstract watercolor painting with shades of blue, gray, and black. It features a series of irregular, interconnected shapes and lines, resembling a loosely structured grid or ladder with organic, flowing forms on the right side.

    I have known Nicola for many years, and although I am no expert, her growth as an artist has been sublime and wonder to watch. Nicola’s style is relatable, and her pictures take pride of place in our home.

    - Mark Hele