Visual Poetry
/visual-poetry642
A channel dedicated to the fusion of art and language. We share concrete poetry, typewriter art, language-based art, and innovative forms of semiotic and text-based forms of expression.
Edwin Morgan, Emergent Poems, Futura 20, Edition Hansjörg Mayer, Stuttgart, Germany, 1967
Let’s start the day with some poetry:
Together we created “Freedom”.
Authors: @nathansonic @isakost @eirrann.eth @ventra.eth @vijay @zeni.eth and I; with the special guests @arjantupan and @ilannnnnnnnkatin
Visuals by Isa Kost. Font of the title: Leafclonk by Nathansonic
You can collect some Freedom coins on @zora
https://zora.co/coin/base:0x1913281d817dfe4789ac1a6adc0f3b285e24d83b?referrer=0xb72fa444270434ffab946e0cb13c7946d83296aa
Together we created “Freedom”.
Authors: @nathansonic @isakost @eirrann.eth @ventra.eth @vijay @zeni.eth and I; with the special guests @arjantupan and @ilannnnnnnnkatin
Visuals by Isa Kost. Font of the title: Leafclonk by Nathansonic
You can collect some Freedom coins on @zora
https://zora.co/coin/base:0x1913281d817dfe4789ac1a6adc0f3b285e24d83b?referrer=0xb72fa444270434ffab946e0cb13c7946d83296aa
Jean-Claude Moineau
Meta-Art Agentzia, 1972
'A deck of cards that can be arranged in multiple ways to tell different narratives'
More impressions ↓↓↓
Meta-Art Agentzia, 1972
'A deck of cards that can be arranged in multiple ways to tell different narratives'
More impressions ↓↓↓
Formation.
Typed on a Remington.
Black and red ribbon.
Paper Opaline 120 gm
For sale 1 edition😊
Typed on a Remington.
Black and red ribbon.
Paper Opaline 120 gm
For sale 1 edition😊
Sharing one of my poems that are still available on @zora
https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x8090a1619eaec1f439213ac7a54f40676658fe22/6?referrer=0xb72fa444270434ffab946e0cb13c7946d83296aa
https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x8090a1619eaec1f439213ac7a54f40676658fe22/6?referrer=0xb72fa444270434ffab946e0cb13c7946d83296aa
Roman Opałka
OPALKA 1965/1 – ?, Détail 524449 – 525711
In 1969 Roman Opałka began painting numbers from one to infinity that would progress sequentially from one canvas to the next for the duration of his life.
'Time as we live it and as we create it embodies our progressive disappearance, we are at the same time alive and in the face of death – that is the mystery of all living beings.' ~ Roman Opałka
OPALKA 1965/1 – ?, Détail 524449 – 525711
In 1969 Roman Opałka began painting numbers from one to infinity that would progress sequentially from one canvas to the next for the duration of his life.
'Time as we live it and as we create it embodies our progressive disappearance, we are at the same time alive and in the face of death – that is the mystery of all living beings.' ~ Roman Opałka
A selection of Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt’s postcard pieces from the Mail Art movement, created in a mailable size.
1 of 4.
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1 of 4.
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