How does mail-art travel in space? Artist in Seine/Dean

[Carina]

(Above) Dean is better disguised than ever... Blends into the world's largest marathon on behalf of Fluxus, sends this funny pop-up card from New York City.

(below) A collage from Milano, with surprising details of the Temple Church in Helsinki.

Thank you, Dean!

[Carina]

or Tacheles in Berlin...

[Carina]

Great place! Thanks Dean. Did you have time to visit the Magic Garden? Looks like a variant of the Hundertwasserhaus.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Oh yes, this one was mailed across the street from the Philadelphia's Magic Gardens.  Actually it looks a lot like Erni's house.

https://www.google.fr/search?q=philadelphia%E2%80%99s+magic+gardens...

[Carina]

An expected move of a racing horse perhaps... Enjoy your well deserved break!

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

OH just love that horse jumping out of the card.  Sadly it wasn't planned, but what happens when you use American glue.  I noticed quite a few are coming apart in that brutal mail system.

Happy they arrived and thank you so much for blogging them.  I think I'll stay put for awhile now.

[Carina]

I think the horse "pop-up" maybe is planned, Kat. But you never know with Dean. He collaborates with the mail carriers and fate. I recently got something from you as well, Kat, thank you! I will blog later.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

'Love the horse coming fourth from the card...

planned pop-up? or unglued? Great fun no matter!

[Carina]

Back of the NYC card