As a “child of the ‘You Can’t Do That on Television’/Terry Gilliam era,” artist Allison Salenetri’s medium is analog collage using vintage paper and frames.

STAY SHARP: The artist, Allison Salenetri, with her primary tool. (Supplied Photo)
Her brand is Busy Fleas, and her genre is surrealism. She describes her compositions as “whimsical and harmoniously bizarre.” See her out-of-this-world artwork on display at the Union Market in Tuckerton until Oct. 12.
Based out of Lambertville, Salenetri is “a self-learned mixed media artist specializing in her own unique style of paper collage.”
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