poetry objects

Over the past few years I have been working on a series of 'poem objects', using a wide range of materials. I later discovered the work of Joan Brossa, who also worked at this intersection between the visual arts and poetry. Each of my 'poem objects' is numbered.

poem object #7 'sound poem'

poem object #4 'the monarchy'

poem object #1 'the solar system'



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