Mother Nature is to be our collaborative partner, other participating artists will be our sounding boards, and our inspiration!
In my bundles I placed some old sheet music, large colored post-it notes, some cotton, coffee grounds, colored tissue paper dots, paper flowers, old keys, copper tags, old keyboard parts, printers heat foils, colored construction paper, colored printed papers, and cardboard tubes. I can't wait to see what nature and time does to them all!
The schedule for the project is as follows: 
I chose to do 3 identical bundles, to allow Mother Nature to tell me WHEN to use the treasures inside. I will take one down on April 15th, but I've tied all my bundles on with cotton string, so when they disintegrate and fall down, I will create with the other bundles. I think it will be interesting to see different time intervals of the disintegration.
On January 1, 2010 - I placed my Erosion Bundles in nature.
In between = we will share thoughts and photos
On April 15, 2010 - I will retrieve my bundle from nature
By August 1, 2010 - I will finish an art piece using my eroded stuff!
http://erosionbundles.blogspot.com/ if you are curious to follow along...
8 comments:
I like them! They actually look like they belong there :)
And they have a Christmasy look :)
Cheers!
Your so clever Kari, I love this idea of using the netting, I think I just may borrow your idea! Thanks for sharing!
I'll enjoy watching their progress and look forward to seeing what they look like at the end of this project.
great fun - mine were too flimsy to hang so I've wedged them behind the clematis !
Great idea using those bag. They look very cool hanging in your trees.
I was going to say that I love the use of the net bags too! They'll be contained yet mother nature won't be restrained...this should get some great results!
Thanks for your visit:)
Great fun! I'm looking forward to seeing what happens.
I am playing with the erosion bundles too. Can't wait to see how it all turns out xJ
http://natureswhispers.blogspot.com/
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