Mail art lost in summer madness I Bruno Chiarlone

Looking at the scrawl of messages to myself in the Postal ledger, I guess I received this at the end of June from Bruno. I scanned it early July and meant to blog it before I went to Maine.  I took some pieces I hadn't even had to time to scan with me to Maine but HA no time there either. So here I am in September with a little stack of mail art and this scanned envelope full from Bruno and full of apologies. I have a few little things on the horizon but can honestly say I haven't over-programmed myself as much as usual so I really believe I will be able to make mail art slowly and steadily again. Bruno will be right there on the list. 

As far as dreams and dreaming and maps of them… I have been so tired as I've laid my head on the pillow night after night that I doubt I have even dreamt. I will try to remember and if not make something up!

And I LOVE these doodle collage characters! Summer, mail … too bad it's already autumn, almost.

Blue Jeans con Camicia

 Delighted with this blue mailing from Bruno Chiarlone. I checked out the postmark and am horrified to see that it has taken me more than a month to post the beautiful work 

 I spy Cavellini.

 xerography!

 Bananas!

...and the repetition of form, maps, Warhol, numbers all of which heralds the contents of the mail art! Many, many, thanks.  I made a few pieces of mail art over the weekend and am looking forward to making a big mailing soon!

Crociata: mail art crusade

There's always a risk when you use Google translate to understand your mail art. This figure is on a crusade of joy and what's more joyous than a postbox full of mail art, unless you are hopelessly behind in sending and blogging! The back of this beauty is  a poly pocket sheet. So not only is this collaged vispo, it is also trashpo.

 Is this a page of Cheryl's book? Mailart makes the world a town? And it's another map woman.

 Calligraphy anchors this trashpo collage 

Thank you, Bruno, it's a beautiful mailing!

Performance and passing from Bruno Chiarlone

 Very happy to receive this mail from Bruno with images to consider and explore as well as to add to. Bruno's intersction with nature changes it with colour and shape. It is human vispo!  Thank you!