guido vermeulen (belgium)

guido vermeulen (belgium)

More rabbits for my rabbit mailart call, hidden within Guido's distinctive envelope art. Thanks!

guido vermeulen (belgium)

This illustrated envelope is just hopping with hidden bunnies for my rabbit mailart call. Thanks, Guido!

guido vermeulen (belgium)

A decorated envelope for my rabbit mailart call from Guido with the title "In the Rabbit Hole." Inside the envelope was information on other recommended mailart calls and a photograph of roses from his garden. Beautiful!

guido vermeulen (belgium)

The illustrated envelope is titled: Too Many Cooks, based on a classic crime novel by Rex Stout. Yes, Guido! I read it a long long time ago. And a reminder of Guido's current mailart call: "The Book of Ann."

guido vermeulen (belgium)

Altered postcard: "Fish Freedom Not For Tomorrow." Painted Envelope: "Conversations between 2 gods on their favorite lunch food." And a call for submissions to the 12th FRIOUR project: The Book of Ann.

guido vermeulen (belgium)

Guido sent me another one of his trademark painted envelopes with a photo of a fish mural, a poem, and an invitation to participate in his new project "The Book of Ann."

guido vermeulen (belgium)

The art on the envelope is titled "I'm afraid of a Japanese fishing tanker," and the photo shows a piece of work titled "Do you like Turtle Soup?" As always, Guido's art is full of humor.

guido vermeulen (belgium)

A photo of a large painting that is titled TREE OF LIFE (made with kitchen ingredients including coffee grounds), and envelope art that is titled GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER?

guido vermeulen (belgium)

A photograph titled MEAL OF SNOW, a poem titled AGAINST HUNGER, and an envelope titled MANIFESTO ON CANDY.

guido vermeulen (belgium)

This folded card came with a nice long letter describing Guido's love of haiku and curiosity about the Japanese view of fish (not as food, but as a fellow living creature). Those two interests are obviously combined in this work.

guido vermeulen (belgium)

Some unusual food-themed art and a poem from Guido. The large envelope contained further items of interest, including an announcement of his Jazz Project (go to: Frior and click on the tag "Jazz project") plus a photograph of Guido and Ryosuke Cohen at a restaurant in Brussels.