I am in the middle of working on a very large piece of art. The process has involved painting paper and then using a punch to make hundreds of circles. These scraps seemed too could not to repurpose. Maybe the inspiration came from listening to the B-52s after reading about this newly discovered planet called K2-18b. Of course, my interest in maps has always played a role in my art. After printing some of my digital art it all came together in a series of portal maps to reach K2-18b. It will be the fastest way to visit the planet that is some 142 light years from Earth.
Monday, September 30, 2019
Life on K2-18b
Labels:
Art,
astronomy,
cosmos,
K2-18b,
Mail art,
Map,
Mixed Media,
outer space,
planet,
worm hole
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Summer Mail Wrap-Up
A summer of making art and travel is wrapping up and it is time to review some of the recent mail I have received. I love those big envelopes of collages and prints from Eastern Europe sent by Virgo and Mindaugas Žuromskas. An envelope and note from Egg Mail Art curator Eva Mosonyi even had a Hungarian postage stamp which featured some eggs she made (I am impressed). And how did Thea Hollister know I have always loved the Eurythmics? This Summer’s mail art included the following:
- Marina Salmaso– Denmark
- Fleur Helsingor- California
- Virgo– Russia
- William Mellott– Taiwan
- Bonniediva – Illinois
- Wabi Sabi Sews – California
- Gregg Biggs – Museum of Unclaimed Ephemera – California
- Mindaugas Žuromskas – Lithuania
- Heather Ferguson – California
- Dori Singh – California
- Eva Mosonyi– Hungary
- Peter Müller – Germany
- Thea Hollister — Washington State
- Maria Quiroga – Argentina
Labels:
Art,
artist stamp,
collage,
handmade,
Mail art,
Mixed Media,
postal,
postcard,
print,
rubber stamp,
snail mail
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