mail art received from Rafael González – June 4, 2018

6/6/2018

ADD & PASS in-progress, by David Stanley Aponte, Elke Grundmann, Mikel Untzilla, Theo Nelson, C. Mehrl Bennett, Nicolas Malevitsis, and Rafael González

"tribute to the CIA" by Rafael González

7 Comments

Frank

6/6/2018 04:21:30

Very interesting! But, I've got a question, about the 'Add & Pass'...

Who decides when such a work is finished and what happens with the work after it's finished?

I mean, does it go back to the person who started it? Or it stays with the one who finished it?

Forgive my lack of knowledge about the subject.

Rafael González

6/6/2018 04:55:41

Dear Frank, this is really a mystery. In principle the chain ends when a participant decides and in principle should return to the person who started the Add and Pass ... but everything can happen ... it also depends on the initial idea of the project. I think I have not clarified much and apologize for my English. I repeat: it's a mystery.

Frank

6/6/2018 07:33:27

Thanks Rafael! You explained very good last time, I just wanted to know a little more. Thanks again for further info! The subject really fascinates me. My wife told me to start a local project around here.

Rafael González

6/6/2018 08:36:36

My pleasure really! Your wife has had a great idea!

Rafael González

6/6/2018 05:09:35

"Tribute to the CIA" is inspired by Hal McGee. I'm doing other works about this matter

Chris Phinney

6/6/2018 06:40:59

Very nice mail art Rafael!

Rafael González

6/6/2018 06:52:48

Thank you very much Chris!

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