Kollaasimaisia
Kollaasimaisia is a Finnish adjective meaning collage-like. It is used to describe works, styles, or sequences that assemble disparate elements into a single composition. The term derives from kollaasi, the Finnish loanword for collage, itself borrowed from the French word collage. Kollaasimaisia describes the qualitative aspect of the work: it presents heterogeneous parts in a way that creates new meanings through juxtaposition and layering.
In visual arts, kollaasimaisia works combine images, textures, photos, or found materials, often through cut-and-paste methods
Historically, collage emerged as a modernist technique in the early 20th century, associated with Picasso, Braque