PHOTO BLOG PROJECT

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A new photoblog started at the occasion of a mail art workshop on June 4, 2011 at the Espace Wallonie in Brussels. While Bernd Reichert and Reed Altemus were at the artist book fair in Mainz, Germany, I participated at the collage mail art workshop proposed by Inez Oludé da Silva and Mario Villaggi. This workshop was one of the 5 that took place during the exhibition 50/50. Mario became 50 and invited 50 artists (25 mail and 25 femail) to exhibit together.

While at first I developed this photo blog to document my own life and surroundings I now have decided it is open for all. So mail me photos of yourself, your friends or family, the environment where you live and work, your neighborhood and so on. They will be published on this blog too. I'v already started with uploading photos from a few friends in the mail art network.

Medium: photo. NO DEADLINE, ongoing project.

Mail to Guido Vermeulen's photoblog, Vinçottestreet 81, B-1030 Brussels, BELGIUM

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Comment by Rosa Biagi on November 24, 2011 at 2:24pm: Claudio Romeo Raffaella Formenti and me ..at work (Pasolini project exhibition)

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