Cut-Up Mail Art Painting # 23, Cheryl Penn, South-Africa

[Carina]

Wonderful energy and I love Cheryl's writing, especially "Asemic city is semiotically congested."  Thank you Cheryl!

[Thom Courcelle]

Another great cut-up.  Who'da thunk that pink and orange together could be so pleasing on the eyes? These asemics seem to have their own "character"--almost Arabic-influenced.  And the angular lines in the larger piece look alost like antique star cartographers' maps. Pretty! But what do I know: "Transient thoughts / Zero semantic content / Too easy to hover around a state of in-between..."

[De Villo Sloan]

You shouldn't have to ask Cheryl. And I now have 3 issues of the zine. 

[cheryl penn]

ViZma - DONE :-) - DVS - want a piece?

[De Villo Sloan]

Some great asemics (lined) in the top scan.

[vizma bruns]

ooooo, pink and orange, so lovely, my favourite! Any leftovers, Cheryl?? XXXXX ;-)))))))

wait a sec, is town asemics different to mail art world is a town?? i'm confused all over the place!!

[Carina]

Ok, no dead lines :) sounds good! Thanks, I will give it a shot!

[cheryl penn]

I have decided dead-lines in this regard are just that - dead lines :-)) - when you're ready, send! Its also good when one cant think of something NEW to work at a repetitive process - its causes blockage unblockage ...XX

[Carina]

Hi there and thanks again Cheryl - you mean for Town Asemics in a Mail Art World? Don't know if I can make it, when is deadline? I could try...

[cheryl penn]

Carina - hello - thank you for blogging :-) - appears like I'm disappearing further into the realms of snail mail than the internet :-) - congestion for real! Are you sending more Zine pages while we're at it??? XX