I’ve read multiple articles in the last year detailing the phenomenon of “pandemic organizing/decluttering/good-will-ing” – stuck at home day after day with all of our things, many people are finally deciding to tackle that home organization project they’d been putting off. Well, I finally succumb to the trend a few weeks ago and tackled a clean out of our spare room – this room houses my “studio space” ( = folding table shoved into one corner of the room). This hasn’t been good for new art production but it has been good for personal art archeology! I’ve been uncovering some lost/forgotten/unsent mail art in the last few weeks and thought I’d bring them back into the light. I hope everyone is staying safe and sane as we pass this one year anniversary of the pandemic.
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I love these — and “personal art archaeology”. Finding old scraps of half-baked poems, I might mistake Sun Prepandemicus for a whole different species from Sun Postpandemicus.
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Thank you, Sunshine! Right? It seems sometimes the two species have diverged! 🙂
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That eyeball one creeps me out, LOL. The one above it is very cool…or maybe I should say hot.
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Thank you, Jilanne! I definitely thought that the eyeball one was the odd one out and seemed to come from a different creative flow…
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Wow. These are great. Those eyes…shivering creepy!
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I love the eyes! (of course). I have sent no mail art for ages…it will have to wait until after I move. (K)
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Hey Marcy, beautiful excavations.
xox
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Thank you, Matthias!
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