I’ve been doing some postcards in combination with the Collage Box and its Oracle. For this one, I took a postcard of Van Gogh’s “The Seine with the Pont de la Grande Jutte” and added a few elements and a poem.
constructed out of
the shadows–transparent soul–
my body here undone
Also linking to Open Link Night on dVerse, hosted by Grace.
K. 
That’s such a cool idea!
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Thanks. I’ve given and received them in the past and decided to revisit the idea. There is lots of postcard art about.
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This looks great, Kerfe. A great idea.
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Love the bridge forming the other eye….
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The body undone is part of such a beautiful whole. Maybe that’s how we should always look on ourselves.
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I like the idea of merging with the landscape.
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If we could all do that we might understand how this world was intended to function.
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That poem could possibly describe van Gogh–and maybe all of us.
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Thanks Meril, I like that interpretation. The painting does contain many layers of presence I think.
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Among trees and water, your body is safe.
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Thanks Ken. The natural world looks out for us if we allow it to.
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We evolve into our next phase, and who knows in what form we will emerge?
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It’s always a surprise to me!
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This is incredibly deep and philosophical!! ❤️❤️
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thanks!
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love the postcard and the haiku has that elusive quality that brings the reader back to read and re-read!
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Thanks. The collage box Oracle is full of interesting ideas.
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You’ve given me the desire to do this with some old postcards I’ve been holding onto. I love how yours turned out and the poem.
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Thanks Charlotte. I got the idea from Marcy Erb, who was one of the first bloggers I connected with on WordPress, and who encouraged my writing as well as my art (Nina and I started with an art blog). She’s offline now, but we recently began exchanging postcards again, and I’m enjoying it.
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I think there is so much to be found in all those old postcards.
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There is. Thanks Bjorn.
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