Since 2004, he has focused on postal art. This new activity enables him to create one or two images a day on all kinds of paper supports, which he then transforms into envelopes. The materials he uses are light and easy to transport (paper blocks, felt-tip pens, glue, paper cutters, etc.), so he can produce mail art anywhere, anytime.

Since 2004, he has focused on mail art.  This new activity enables him to create one or two images a day on all kinds of paper supports, which he transforms into envelopes.  The materials he uses are light and easy to transport (paper blocks, felt pens, glue, paper cutters, etc.), so he can produce mail art anywhere, anytime. Post'Art without a suit has enabled him to remain creative even without exhibiting for over 10 years. Since 20122, rather than divulging his work through galleries, he has chosen to enter other people's homes for a few stamps, posting his works in yellow boxes set up on the street.  He sees his postal correspondence as a notebook open to the world, or as a permanent, traveling exhibition that wanders from mailbox to mailbox until it is received by its often-dazzled recipient. Finding the Humanit'Art envelope in keeping with the concept of his works, he finally decided to send his numerous postal items through this specially opened office when the others were closing... and come what may! Finally, his professional reconversion to this postal art akin to art brut should lead him straight into the Swiss nirvana of the three P.T.T. pillars, with the Swiss Post Office already committed to producing a stamp in his effigy at that very moment! Roland Burkhard Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Voie d'Issue. Since 2004, he has focused on postal art. This new activity enables him to create one or two images a day on all kinds of paper supports, which he then transforms into envelopes. The materials he uses are light and easy to transport (paper blocks, felt-tip pens, glue, paper cutters, etc.), so he can produce mail art anywhere, anytime. https://platform.wise.art/author/jean-luc-2/ https://www.instagram.com/jeanlucfarquet/ Voie d'Issue

Since 2004, he has focused on mail art.  This new activity enables him to create one or two images a day on all kinds of paper supports, which he transforms into envelopes.  The materials he uses are light and easy to transport (paper blocks, felt pens, glue, paper cutters, etc.), so he can produce mail art anywhere, anytime. Post'Art without a suit has enabled him to remain creative even without exhibiting for over 10 years. Since 20122, rather than divulging his work through galleries, he has chosen to enter other people's homes for a few stamps, posting his works in yellow boxes set up on the street.  He sees his postal correspondence as a notebook open to the world, or as a permanent, traveling exhibition that wanders from mailbox to mailbox until it is received by its often-dazzled recipient. Finding the Humanit'Art envelope in keeping with the concept of his works, he finally decided to send his numerous postal items through this specially opened office when the others were closing... and come what may! Finally, his professional reconversion to this postal art akin to art brut should lead him straight into the Swiss nirvana of the three P.T.T. pillars, with the Swiss Post Office already committed to producing a stamp in his effigy at that very moment! Roland Burkhard Translated with DeepL.com (free version)