i received Mail Art from Cascadia Artpost
ever an evangelist for postal practices, Jack performs an act of artistic resurrection, sending out a meta-postcard (or a post-metacard?) of a fallen/stray envelope.
sounds like the subject in question was a found object, encountered/photographed during a walk around Olympia.
i can imagine a huge house of cards made with multiple copies, a structure to rival le Palais Ideal du Facteur Cheval, who also found objects while out walking...
viva cascadia!
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