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Postcard from Tohei Mano, Japan

5/18/2018

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Lumen K
5/18/2018 17:22:15

Very nice postcard! Love it!

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Frank
5/19/2018 20:14:50

Rafael, I wonder how long have you been collecting and do you know how many pieces you have in your collection?
Do you keep track how many pieces you send and take pictures of your pieces before you send them?

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Rafael González
5/30/2018 16:20:45

¡Hola! I found your question! I hope you find my answer!

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Rafael González
5/30/2018 16:26:52

I do it here. I've been doing Mail Art since 1986, approximately. The truth is that I do not know the number of pieces that I have. Maybe now, in recent times I am more careful with them. Currently I take pictures of everything that I receive and send




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    Rafael González

    Failed meditation session of a compulsive coffee drinker

    In 1986, at the age of 16,
    I released Exenple, my first cassette of industrial music, 
    which I recorded with my 13-year-old brother under the name Brigada Nadie.

    I was a member of the futurist multidisciplinary group Equipo Estético Étika Makinal (or 3EM), and Spanish experimental noise band I.Q.C.M.

    Over the years I have created many solo and collaborative audio works.
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    ​In recent years I have turned my attention more toward visual and mail art. I like to create collages and rubber stamp art.

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    ​    La Laguna (Tenerife)
    Canary Islands, Spain

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