USPS Art Collaboration

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Christina Massey decided a fun way to survive the pandemic would be to create artist collaborations using USPS mail.

I exchanged with two artists. The first was with Julie Fei-Fan Balzer.  I sent her this wild piece:

and she created this piece from my work:

She sent me this piece:


And I created this:



I had played with it digitally first and also created this:




The second artist I collaborated with was Sonja Jeter.  She sent me two pieces.



Which I had a lot of fun with and created these using collage and hand carved stamps:




As soon as I can find the photos of the piece Sonja made with my art, I'll add it here!

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