This makes me think of intestines, fish eggs or seaweed.
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An envelope a day for a year: a drawing on the outside, a mystery on the inside.
About The Diary Project
- Kirsty
- Every day in 2007 I drew on an envelope and placed something secret inside. I then posted the envelope to myself before my midnight deadline. When the envelopes returned, they were scanned and blogged here. I successfully completed Phase One of the project on 31st December 2007. All 365 envelopes are now being kept unopened until they can be exhibited as a whole artwork, at which point members of the public will be able to open the letters and investigate the contents. If you're a gallery owner who would like to exhibit the completed project, please email me.
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...or a bikini!
The second and third seed pod from left to right, that is...
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