Fantastic process and collages. It reminds me of the work by British-Canadian painter Brion Gyson, who in collaboration with author William Burroughs developed a cut-up technique that later became known as a breakthrough literary device. Excellent art!
Thanks for the link @litguru! In a way it is cut-up technique, but used in a different way. I like it though.
I read that the cut-up literary technique was invented by Burroughs after seeing Brion Gysin's experiments with collages in which he used pieces of newspapers, magazines, books, and other printed material. Burroughs came to believe that collages were not random but had hidden order, so he used similar collage "cut-up" principles in his writings. This article on a museum exhibit of Gysin's work shows a sample collage: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/arts/brion-gysin