Asymmetry mailart received from Sabela Bana, Spain

Thank you Sabela.

Feel Mail arrives in envelope from Carien van Hest, the Netherlands

Feel mailart in the small haptic envelope.

Thank you Carien.

Feel Mail postcard arrives from Pam Chavez, the USA

The wonderful hedgehog print cloth is sewn-on the card.
Feel the haptic poetry indeed.
Pam Chavez website here.
Thank you Pam.

Mailart to Miguel Jimenez - El Taller de Zenon, Spain

Miguel's project is ICTUS.

Mailart to Diego Racconi, Italy: Created and perfected, a collage

Diego's project theme is Sailors, Oceans and Fishes.

Mailart to Casa Museo Bendanti, Italy

The project is called
Da zero all’infinito – dalla Galassia all’Universo
and the deadline is 15 October 2020.

Mailart received in envelope from Pier Roberto Bassi, Italy

Artistamps and a poster in a decorated envelope.

The project is called From Zero to Infinity.

Thank you Roberto.

Mailart received from Lutz Anders, Germany

"Nothing else matters"

Thank you Lutz.

Call & Response: The Unleashed TheARTre

The project is called The Unleashed TheARTre.

My response must have arrived nowadays.

Yet these are the corona virus days.

So will I scream out louder now.
Thank you Eberhard Janke.

Asymmetry mailart from Katerina Nikoltsou, Greece

"Up and Down"

"Lo+La"

Thank you Katerina.

Grandpa & Me: Mail Art Invitation card arrives from Germany

Thank you Peter Netmail.

MA call card from Gianni Romizi: Mail Art Underground

Another late arrival in corona days.

More info about the project here.

I have already participated.

Thank you Gianni.

Asymmetry on envelope received from Miguel Jimenez, Spain

Thank you Miguel.

Print card received from Jan Theuninck, Belgium: Diplomacy

"Diplomacy" by Jan Theuninck.

Thank you Jan.

Mailart received from Melanie Reed, the USA

Small collage books,

a collaged card,

and a haiku

in a decorated envelope.

Thank you Melanie.

Melanie's website is surrealcollage.

Postcard received from Gianni Romizi, Italy: Mail Art Underground

The extended deadline for the project has also passed. This must be a thank you card sent after my piece arrived in Italy or sent as a call months ago. No reference to time of posting on the card which is not surprising in the new normal of the Covid-19 pandemic. Thank you Gianni.