'How Unreal the Past Seems'

[Jeremy Gluck]

For a current Fine Arts degree module ZEITGEIST I am developing work and processes for a  theme, How Unreal the Past Seems, that includes material I have - an archive of letters sent to and from my parents, sibling, friends, etc when I was first in the UK, plus a video of my parents bringing me home from the hospital.  I want to - apart from video and music - find ways to express the theme through minimal, unexplained objects, the draft for the first of which (to be elaborated) I will be developing.

You are all welcome to respond with mail art to the 'How Unreal the Past Seems' theme in your own way and I will incorporate contributions with full credit as part of my university exhibitions and exhibitions elsewhere online and offline.

If you want more information of what we can do - well, your response is yours! - let me know at [e-mail]

I will post some links here soon for blog posts of mine on Tumblr relating to the above.

Thanks and all the best, Jeremy

[Jan Hodgman]

I love this---no specific images/ideas forming yet, but letting it percolate.  Being a Zen guy of course I have a (non) preference for recognizing that this is the only moment that is, so the "past" as unreal seems very real to me!

[Jeremy Gluck]

Thanks so much, Jan. Looking forward to whatever your response is. :) Jeremy

[Ladybelle Fiske]

Do you want actual art? Or a photo? Not sure  how people do this.

[Jeremy Gluck]

Hello Ladybelle :) Either is acceptable. In fact, digital material is welcome for this, and I will equally welcome physical.

[Patricio - The Celestial Scribe]

I will.