Envelopes to Litsa Spathi – 2005
A set of two envelopes that belong together. They were sent seperately to Heidelberg and arrived there safe through the postal system in 2005
Envelopes to Litsa Spathi – 2003
In the year 2003 I sent lots of envelopes to Litsa Spathi. Always series of two enveloppes that fit together and were sent seperately through the mail. All these anvelopes arrived and are now part of the Fluxus Heidelberg Center Archives.
Mail from Carl Chew to Ruud Janssen and Litsa Spathi – Video
Video that shows two mailings and how they fit together. Video from 2011
Jackson Plollock test software website – Video
Video made for the FHC (Fluxus Heidelberg Center) testing a website where you could make your own digital works
Fluxus Heidelberg Center – 2003
Fluxus Heidelberg Center , founded 2003Founded by Litsa Spathi and Ruud Janssen
The Center itself was founded in July 2003 and is building up a large collection of Fluxus material. Both artists are active in the Fluxus-world for years and are in contact with founders and active players of this movement. Their Fluxus-activities is a continuation of the early Fluxus-movement. They use the modern techniques in their performances and document their activities in digital and printed form. A large set of digital photos and digital Fluxus Poetry is published on this site. The modern life with its hectic situations forms the playground for their performances. Just click on the changing logo to enter this site.
The variations of the logo as shown above is just a small version (size 182 kByte) of the real performance (size 1,89 Mbyte) which you can see by clicking SEE THE COMPLETE VARIATIONS. You can also visit the FLUXUS HEIDELBERG CENTER BLOG to read about the latest news on Fluxus.
During the last years we also publish a lot of our writings and visuals on BLOGS. Have a look at : Fluxlist Europe or Fluxus Heidelberg Center BLOG or Fluxus Heidelberg Center Videos to name a few.
Mail-Art Books in the TAM-Archive
Here is a small selection of the books that there are in the TAM-Archive.
Charts
It is in my nature to make charts of things. Studying Physics and Mathematics only made that worse, and it results sometimes in beatiful charts that document the things I see connected. Mindmaps they are called sometimes too, and above you see a few of those that I made in the last years.
Also when designing websites I used to make the sitemaps before I started building the digital works. Some samples are also interesting to see even after all these years:
The last two have additional drawings by Litsa Spahi in them. She thought out the concept for Fluxus Heidelberg Center, and I realized the digital website by make things digital.
see more at: http://www.fluxusheidelberg.org/sitemap.html
