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Add images
Start with the photographs that must coexist.
CONSTRUCT · GEOMETRIC COLLAGE MAKER
Arrange photographs inside proportional, asymmetric or grid-based compositions, then continue from the underlying geometry in Norma Construct.
The dominant image, secondary images and empty space remain deliberate parts of one editable composition.
Uses a real editable Construct document—not a flattened template.



01 · THE DIFFERENCE
A fixed collage template usually tells every photograph where it belongs before the photographs arrive. Construct begins with visual weight instead. One image can dominate, another can interrupt, and an empty region can create the pause that makes the other images legible.
Giving every image the same area says they matter equally. An asymmetrical structure makes that decision visible.
02 · WORKFLOW
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Start with the photographs that must coexist.
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Divide freely or apply a proportional or modular system.
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Change area, crop and negative space until the first read is clear.
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The result remains an editable Construct document.
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Keep the composition as an image when the structure is resolved.
03 · PROOF
The preview is rendered from the same Construct document that opens in the editor. Replace the photographs, divide a region again, or apply another armature. The example is evidence, not a decorative mockup.
04 · PRINCIPLES
05 · QUESTIONS
Yes. Construct lets you create or apply the regions first, then place images inside that structure.
Yes. Image regions can use your uploaded photographs and keep their individual crops or focal emphasis.
Yes. The composition remains a Construct document rather than a flattened collage image.
No. A grid can be used, but asymmetrical and proportional structures are equally central.
06 · RELATED
Start from the real asymmetric collage document and make a different composition from it.