Ficus strangulensis

Great package to receive and it is all blogged now here. I particularly love the fractals but I must confess I am not into sci-fi', rather more into science itself, which is even more unbelievable.Nowadays so many great scientists condescend to write for the likes of me, it is great. You may like ' The amazing story of quantum mechanics ' by James Kakalios who uses pulp fiction and sci-fi comics to illustrate the latest discoveries of science.

I always meant to ask, is your photo Edgar Allan Poe?

Thanks for the latest post, great art as always. I went to see what was Medhi's kaleidoscope and found some exciting plugins. And from there some more in other links.  So much to explore.I shall be in touch soon.

Last mail beautiful and serendipital useful, I needed a hibiscus for a little funny book on the Amazonian Jaguar I am writing.How did you know? Big thanks!

Her Majesty would appreciate a white (albino? ) fruitfly if you create one, for her Zoo. This coming February we start the Year of the Horsefly.

Regretably Tom the tomato plant has been euthanasied as he got too big and ugly for the living room. It also stopped producing tomatoes. It was probably exhausted as it produced about 200 cherry toms over all. I was tempted to keep it because I found out tomatoes are perenials really, as an experiment. Probably it would not have been as fructiferous as this past season.

Your work fascinates me completely.I don't understand it - but I'll do a bit of reading about fractals and the fractal explorer program you use before I jump in with stupid questions! 

Fic, count me in on NotSo. Thanks.

Left you a message some time back somewhere enquiring if you had been upstream or downstream of the toxic spill in WVa. Looks like you're still hydrated.

Will be in touch - DVS

 Hi Ficus,

I love your name! WOW!  I have many Lithuanian relatives.  Really, You are awesome.

Thanks. chuckle chuckle. Would love a bit of art mail.

Lisa

nice fractals..

thanks for sharing.

Mail Art call:

http://garagen3gallerygac.blogspot.it/

fractals fractals everywhere in the stars in our hair .

In our cells devide one two three four . who knows what lies beyond the electron flow. Can you capture stills from generating show if so would love a galaxy please. yours in life LESTER.

THANKS! I shall come up with an unusually shaped postcard to send to you!

I received your mail art today! Love it!!!! I will post pictures soon!

Ficus, thanks for fantastic collection of postcards. They are on my blog. I hope to have some time now to create something worthy of posting to you, amy be even a fractal or two? who knows... 

oops forgot to link to the blog

Thanks for your mail art! Love your photographs - and also the fantastic stamps you used!

Not so?

Here's my latest 'pet peeve':

Ficus! thanks for all the mailings. interesting to find out what a ficus strangulensis is and do. It is all on my Front Door Gallery and published in my Photos

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/photo/albums/front-door-gallery

The fractals look so exciting in your photos, better than printed. You can send your postings by email to me, I love electronic mail art. It is time that eArt should be accepted alongside traditional stuff. By the way there is an eMail art group here where they would shine!

Dear Fike,

Thanks for the explanation. I think I'd rather you did it than me.  --Linda

By the way, I love the science of fractals. Should have known there would be artists exploring them, too.  --Linda

Happy Christmas! I haven't heard from you for some time and wonder how you are. Wishing you a greatly creative New Year, buddie!

When I hear anything about fruit flies I think of you. We saw a lecture by Al-Khalili a British scientist which was amazing. This is the link to his paper, enjoy!

Life on the Edge: The Coming of Age of Quantum Biology

https://books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=1446488152

Jim Al-Khalili, ‎Johnjoe McFadden - 2014 - ‎Science

Howdy Uncle Fike! Happy to be a part of this site! I just joined last week so it may take a little time to learn my way around.

Thanks for the welcome!

Some juicy postings indeed! Start with our tumblr: rayjohnsonestate.tumblr.com

Will do, (new) ol' Bud! :D

Hi again, Ficus!

you might have forgotten that I sent you this long long ago ...

hi ficus,

good to be getting back in touch.

i don't use IUOMA very much.

actually i don't use anything all that much any more, but i'm probably on facebook more than anything else.

jim

Wonderful! Thank you for joining The Gashlycrumb Tinies Theme. I hope you have a lot of fun! Enjoy and see you in the mail my friend :)

Thank you for the welcome, Ficus.  Woodbine is quite a drive from where I live.

OK let's see that miss noma distortion!

Yay!  New Friend!

http://brunocassaglia.blogspot.it/

'dunk' sculpture, truly magnificent!

http://hyperallergic.com/244984/senegals-trash-transformed-into-afr...

http://brunocassaglia.blogspot.it/

24.11.15 Dare Ficus s., ....it is of course not my place to make suggestions or requests for or from F.S., but I just saw  Ms. Mailart Martha  make reference here at the I.U.O.M.A. to " Carmen Miranda" & couldn't help but wonder what Ficus strangulensis might do with such a subject????...  I just saw this past Sunday a spot on t .v. concerning Bananas. The statement was made that people in the U.S.A. eat more bananas than apples & oranges combined...don't think that I would have guessed that one. Ave uh nez dae. Richard Canard... Post Scriptum: Does that make us a "Banana Republic" as well???

http://ambasciatadivenezialeonerosso.blogspot.it/

MAILART PROJECT

Hey Ficus! Surprisingly, I say shockingly, I am unfamiliar with everything you just mentioned, but I will certainly check them out! Good to see a bunch of old timers like us still stumbling around through the digital fog!

Hey Fike!

Sure, send me the cassette! Back in the 80s and 90s, I was a Dead Tour punk, and a lot of my friends communicated through BBS hosts. I preferred communicating in person and through the mails, by way of MRR, Flipside, Factsheet Five.

All that cool stuff, and those solid interactions you described make me pine for the pre-Windows 95 days. Fortunately, we can all share those memories here.

Salud! from your bud, DAG

Hello fellow Richey! I know very few of my own clan so I may or may not have an uncle K.A. Richey.  We come from the Bartletts, like the pear people  Thanks for welcoming me!

Hey new ol' friend! Thanks for the cool envelope full of your prints - love your work! And appreciated your note... yes, we have experience in common. Will be sending something soon!