As i posted recently I have rejigged this project as i am due to travel soon. This project began in 2007 and stalled by 2017. See comments here from 'finders' in previous years during travels to Italy and Switzerland. So, i grabbed some matboard offcuts and proceeded to collage all over the lengths. I drew on my collage paper stash without much thought and used fragments of old drawings, local maps, stitching graph paper, gelli prints, dressmakers patterns, sand! (from our local beach), text from a dictionary and a manga booklet from Japan. Having covered 8 strips of matboard offcuts i proceeded to cut them up into 'card' size ... the sizes are random depending on the width and length of the offcut. This provided me with 53 pieces! Here are a few examples - some MAY be already finished but most will require something else. Now to finish them off - with something. what ? yet to be thought through. I will keep you updated. I will also be creating...
Welcome, art finders and friends! My creative journey began over at Gina's Eye , you might remember that this is where the very first seeds of the FOUNDart series were planted. As the project grew and more of you began finding the artwork, I realized this series truly deserved a dedicated space of its own—a place where finders can easily connect, share, and comment. I am about to pack my bags and head off on an exciting new adventure to Spain soon! To mark this fresh chapter, I am officially refreshing this blog (foundart series) as the main hub for all things FOUNDart. Thank you so much for following along, hunting for art, and being part of this journey. Stay tuned—Spain is calling, and new art will be waiting to be found very soon! Before the new Spanish pieces start rolling in, you can take a look back at where it all began. See the wonderful comments that came in from people who found art from the foundart series in Switzerland, Junction Festival Launceston and other. I’ve ...