Received: minimal art from prettylily

[Nancy Bell Scott]

A cool piece, with a slight problem:The problem? The piece of screening had fallen off in the envelope, and Sue didn't remember where it goes. She had written on the back: "Simple enough yet? Ha, ha, still working on it." At first I took that to mean she is still working on going minimal, then, second-guessing, thought maybe she *meant* for me to finish it, with her "Ha, ha, still working on it." The first guess was correct, it turned out. I really like this piece, Sue, and although no expert, I think it's worthy of the minimal category. The earlier one that looked like a cabana was being prepared for a party, that didn't look minimal! But I love it. I'm happy to get anything from you, Sue--nonminimal, minimal, or incomplete. Thank you and take care ~

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Yah, doesn't it make sense? It's just what it sounds like. It came along with my husband, he claims it's from his Dutch family. But remember, we have L Magwood F to thank for fooster. You can tell she's a foosterer just by looking at her.

[DKeys]

flubbergust?! where on earth are you coming up with these words? the word really makes sense.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Well, truth is, she sent me this a few weeks ago in an envelope with a Cavellini add+pass. I procrastinated on the add+pass and didn't find Sue's piece until the add+pass's time came. Is she moving from asemics to vispo? Certain definitions still flubbergust me, so it's up to you to decide!

[DKeys]

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[DKeys]

This is great-glad Sue is back making mail art. Is she moving from asemics to vispo?  Maybe because the screen fell off it becomes a smidge trashp? Love it