This drawing of little tied up bundles makes me very happy but I don't know why.
Posted: 11.29pm on 25.6.07
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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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2 comments:
hi just found your blog via a link from a-n. find you project really intresting, i am also an artist interested in repetion and time among other ideas. i to have a blog and have just, literally, finished a 31 day project, where i made an idea into a physical piece of work everyday for 31 days. i to had a set of rules, so find your project fasinating. i will add a link to your blog and tell my readers about your project also.
I imagine that happiness is about anticipation, about imagining what these bundles might hold, about potential and possibilities and surprises. Love following your 'progress' here and amazed how different each of these small drawings are, each imbued with its own character. And agree about having at least scraps of paper always within reach to note/doodle down that flash of an idea which might otherwise be lost. Sat on my bed this morning surrounding myself with notes and torn-out pages and half forgotten drawings and the sketch-idea-thinking-book that holds slightly more evolved ideas and surprised myself with having worked out in the back of my mind a project I'd almost discarded a while ago.
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