Vision 2020 RōPoste by Willyum Rowe
February, March and April

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Carrie Helser (USA) hat mir letztes Jahr ein ganz besonderes Weihnachtsgeschenk gemacht: Ihr Freund Willyum Rowe hat für das Jahr 2020 ein Kunst-Abonnement als eine Art Spendenaktion für sich selbst konzipiert: Jeder Abonnent erhält monatlich von ihm ein Original-Kunstwerk, das in dem eigens dafür gestalteten „Museums-Umschlag“ aufbewahrt werden kann. Carrie hat ein Abo für mich gekauft.
Das ist die Februar-, März und April-Post von Willyum.  Ich mag das Abo sehr gerne!

english version:
Last year Carrie Helser (USA) gave me a very special Christmas present: Her friend Willyum Rowe has designed an art subscription for the year 2020 as a kind of fundraiser for herself: Each subscriber will receive an original work of art from him each month, which can be kept in the specially designed „museum envelope“. Carrie bought a subscription for me.
This is the February, March and April mail from Willyum. I love the subscription very much!

Die ungleichen Zwillinge
mit Geronimo Finn (1/2)

Das erste von zwei Büchern, die ich im Rahmen meines Kollaborationsprojektes
Die ungleichen Zwillinge bearbeite, ist fertig – dieses Mal mit Geronimo Finn.

Zwei gleiche Bücher aus der Insel Bücherei, vor dem Altpapiercontainer gerettet, dienen als Grundlage und werden von mir an den jeweiligen Kollaborationspartner verschickt. Beide gestalten eins der beiden Bücher als Starter, beide beenden das jeweils andere, so dass am Ende zwei Originale Bücher entstanden sind. Jeder erhält sein gestartetes Buch zurück.
Das ist das Buch, dass Geronimo gestartet hat – und ich habe es beendet.
Ausgangsmaterial: Insel Bücherei Nr. 1 Rainer Maria Rilke – Die Weise von Liebe und Tod des Cornets Christoph Rilke

The Unequal Twins - started by Geronimo Finn finished by Sabine Remy - 1
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english version:
The first of two books of my collaboration project
The Unequal Twins – this time with Geronimo Finn – is finished.
Two identical books from the Island Library, saved from the waste paper container, serve as a basis and will be sent by me to the respective collaboration partner. Both design one of the two books as a starter, both finish the other, so that at the end two original books are created. Everyone gets his started book back.
This is the book Geronimo started and I finished.
Basis material: Insel Bücherei No.1 Rainer Maria Rilke – Die Weise von Liebe und Tod des Cornets Christoph Rilke

Mail from Geronimo Finn (AUT)

Mail Geronimo April 2020
Twin Starter Geronimo April 2020
Karte Gernomimo April 2020
Umschlag Geronimo April 2020

Mail Geronimo April 2020

Twin Starter Geronimo April 2020

Karte Gernomimo April 2020

Umschlag Geronimo April 2020

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Im August 2018 habe ich Geronimo Finn ein Starter Set für mein Kollaborations-Projekt „Die ungleichen Zwillinge“ zugesendet. Gut Ding will Weile haben. Nun habe ich das von ihm gestartete Buch zur Fertigstellung erhalten – es geht also voran mit unseren Zwillingsbüchern. Das freut mich sehr – es geht nichts verloren, und wenn es passt, geht es weiter.
Dazu ein wie immer schön gestalteter Umschlag und eine feine Grußkarte. Herzlichen Dank!

In August 2018 I sent Geronimo Finn a starter set for my collaboration project „The Unequal Twins“. Good things take time. Now I have received the book he started for completion – so we are making progress with our twin books. I am very happy about that – nothing is lost, and if it fits, we will continue.
In addition, a beautifully designed cover as always and a fine greeting card. Thank you very much!

Student Athletic Ticket Machine

Collage on board, which is more than 100 years old
Collage auf einem über 100 Jahre alten Buchdeckel
24,8 x 16,3 cm

Mein Beitrag für TH INK – publications, der erfreulicherweise für die Publikation ausgewählt wurde. Mein Dank geht an Aaron Beebe! Bislang ist der Katalog noch nicht bei mir eingetroffen – wegen all der Einschränkungen durch Corona muss ich mich in Geduld üben, was mir schwer fällt, denn ich freue mich schon sehr darauf, mein Exemplar in den Händen zu halten.

My contribution to TH INK – publications, which was fortunately selected for publication. My thanks go to Aaron Beebe! So far, the catalogue has not yet arrived at my place – because of all the restrictions imposed by Corona, I have to be patient, which is hard for me, because I am really looking forward to holding my copy in my hands.

Frida – Der Film

Nachdem ich virtuell durch das „Blaue Haus“, das Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexiko-Stadt, lustwandelt bin, habe ich große Lust bekommen, mir den Film über sie und ihr Leben erneut anzuschauen. FRIDA ist ein Biopic aus dem Jahr 2002 von Julie Taymor mit Salma Hayek als Frida Kahlo (und Co-Produzentin) und Alfred Molina als Diego Rivera – und vielen anderen beeindruckenden SchauspielerInnen.
Absolut sehenswert.
Bei der Oscar-Verleihung 2003 wurde der Film in folgenden Kategorien ausgezeichnet: Beste Filmmusik (Elliot Goldenthal) und Beste Maske (John E. Jackson)

Dies ist die für mich passendste Kurzbeschreibung des Films:
„Die junge Frida Kahlo (temperamentvoll gespielt von Salma Hayek) gerät in ein Busunglück und überlebt schwer verletzt. Ans Bett gefesselt beginnt sie, Bilder zu malen. Sowohl ihre Verletzung, als auch die Leidenschaft zur Malerei sollten sie bis zum Ende ihres Lebens begleiten. Kurze Zeit später lernt sie Diego Rivera (Alfred Molina) kennen. Rivera ist selbst ein bekannter Maler und nicht nur von Kahlos Kunstwerken begeistert. Die beiden beginnen eine leidenschaftliche Liebesbeziehung und heiraten schließlich. Doch obwohl sie sich bedingungslos lieben, geraten Kahlo und Rivera immer wieder aneinander, betrügen und verletzen sich gegenseitig – zwei Individualisten, die nicht mit- aber auch nicht ohneeinander sein können.
Im Film sehen wir, wie Kahlos bekannteste Werke entstehen und zum Leben erwachen. An vielen Stellen wird die Handlung von surrealen Collagen unterbrochen, die die bunte Gefühls- und Gedankenwelt der Künstlerin widerspiegeln. So  verschmelzen in ihren Bildern Kunst und Lebenserfahrung auf einzigartige Weise. „Frida“ ist ein bildgewaltiges und berührendes Biopic, das nicht umsonst mit zwei Oscars ausgezeichnet wurde.“ (Quelle)

unbezahlte Werbung

english version:
After I took a virtual stroll through the „Blue House“, the Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City, I got the urge to watch the film about her and her life again.
A 2002 biopic by Julie Taymor with Salma Hayek as Frida Kahlo (and co-producer) and Alfred Molina as Diego Rivera – and many other impressive actors.
Absolutely worth seeing.
At the Oscar Awards 2003 the film was awarded in the following categories: Best Film Music (Elliot Goldenthal) and Best Makeup (John E. Jackson)

This is for me the most appropriate short description of the film:
„The young Frida Kahlo (spiritedly played by Salma Hayek) gets into a bus crash and survives badly injured. Tied to bed, she begins to paint pictures. Both her injury and her passion for painting should accompany her until the end of her life. A short time later she meets Diego Rivera (Alfred Molina). Rivera is a well-known painter himself and not only enthusiastic about Kahlo’s works of art. The two begin a passionate love affair and eventually marry. But although they love each other unconditionally, Kahlo and Rivera clash again and again, cheat on and hurt each other – two individualists who can’t be with each other but also can’t be without each other.
In the film we see how Kahlo’s most famous works come into being and come to life. At many points the plot is interrupted by surreal collages that reflect the artist’s colourful world of feelings and thoughts. Thus, art and life experience merge in her paintings in a unique way. „Frida“ is a visually stunning and touching biopic, which has not won two Oscars for nothing.“ (Source)

unpaid advertising

Frida Kahlo Museum

Museumsbesuche sind seit einiger Zeit nicht möglich – ich merke, wie sehr mir das fehlt.
Hier gibt es nun eine fantastische Möglichkeit, sich das Museum Frida Kahlo in Mexiko-Stadt anzusehen: ein interaktives virtuelles Panorama des Museums – Quelle: https://www.recorridosvirtuales.com/frida_kahlo/museo_frida_kahlo.html
Wenn Du dem link folgst, kannst Du auf der Orientierungsmappe (Cerrar mappa) Deinen Standpunkt auswählen und dann dem Panorama in voller Größe folgen. Es lohnt sich sehr! Genieß es!

Das Museum, auch bekannt als „Das blaue Haus“ wegen seiner blauen Wände, ist das Geburts-, Wohn- und Sterbehaus von Frida Kahlo (1907 – 1954) und befindet sich in Mexiko-Stadt.
„1957 spendete Diego Rivera das Haus und seinen Inhalt, um es zu Fridas Ehren in ein Museum zu verwandeln. Das Museum enthält eine Sammlung von Kunstwerken von Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera und anderen Künstlern sowie mexikanische Volkskunst des Paares , vorspanische Artefakte, Fotografien, Erinnerungsstücke, persönliche Gegenstände und vieles mehr. Die Sammlung wird in den Räumen des Hauses ausgestellt, die noch immer so sind wie in den 1950er Jahren.“ (Quelle)
Das Haus (800 qm groß) wurde 1904 um einen 400 qm großen Innenhof mit großer Gartenfläche gebaut. „Das Museum zeigt den Lebensstil wohlhabender mexikanischer Künstler und Intellektueller in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts“ (Quelle)
(unbezahlte Werbung)

english version:
Museum visits have not been possible for some time now – I realize how much I miss it.
Here is now a fantastic opportunity to visit the Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City: an interactive virtual panorama of the museum – source: https://www.recorridosvirtuales.com/frida_kahlo/museo_frida_kahlo.html
If you follow the link, you can choose your point of view on the orientation map (Cerrar mappa) and then follow the panorama in full size. It is very worth it! Enjoy!

The museum, also known as „The Blue House“ because of its blue walls, is the birth, living and death house of Frida Kahlo (1907 – 1954) and is located in Mexico City.
„In 1957, Diego Rivera donated the house and its contents to transform it into a museum in Frida’s honor. The museum contains a collection of works of art by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and other artists, as well as Mexican folk art by the couple, pre-Hispanic artifacts, photographs, memorabilia, personal items and much more. The collection is displayed in the rooms of the house, which are still the same as they were in the 1950s.“ (source)
The house (800 sqm large) was built in 1904 around a 400 sqm courtyard with a large garden area. „The museum shows the lifestyle of wealthy Mexican artists and intellectuals in the first half of the 20th century“ (Source)
(unpaid advertisment)

Collaboration with Axelle Kieffer (USA)
No 15 – 17

Axelle Kieffer und ich haben wieder Collagen zusammen gemacht. Sie hat mir ein Starterset geschickt und ich habe sie beendet. Die Reihe heisst: DAS GELIEHENE LEBEN. Die Originale sind 26,2 x 19,2 cm groß. Sie sind nun auf dem Weg zurück an Axelle. Unten kannst DU noch mal alle Collagen einzeln ansehen.

Starter and Finish together
No15 Axelle Kieffer and Sabine Remy 2020 DAS GELIEHEN LEBEN - part one - DAS THE
No16 Axelle Kieffer and Sabine Remy 2020 DAS GELIEHEN LEBEN - part two - GELIEHEN BORROWED
No17 Axelle Kieffer and Sabine Remy 2020 DAS GELIEHEN LEBEN - part three - LEBEN LIFE

Starter and Finish together

No15 Axelle Kieffer and Sabine Remy 2020 DAS GELIEHEN LEBEN - part one - DAS THE

No16 Axelle Kieffer and Sabine Remy 2020 DAS GELIEHEN LEBEN - part two - GELIEHEN BORROWED

No17 Axelle Kieffer and Sabine Remy 2020 DAS GELIEHEN LEBEN - part three - LEBEN LIFE

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Axelle Kieffer and I did collages together again. She sent me a starter kit and I finished it. The set is called THE BORROWED LIFE. The originals are 26.2 x 19.2 cm. They are now on their way back to Axelle. Above you can have a look at all the collages one by one.

Oxygen – Virtuelle Ausstellung

Herzlichen Dank an Gabi Minedi für die Einladung zur Teilnahme an der virtuellen Ausstellung „OXYGEN!“ in Rom, die morgen, 30. April, von 17.00 – 19.00 Uhr eröffnet wird und täglich bis zum 31.5.2020 zur gleichen Zeit live gestreamt wird in der Facebook-Gruppe Poga Poga.
Außerdem  wird die Ausstellung auf dem YouTube-Kanal PATRIZIO MARIA und auf dem Instagram-Konto @giadaferri_ufficiostampa der Pressestelle zu sehen sein.

Kuratiert von Gabi Minedi und Patrizio Maria, in logistischer Zusammenarbeit mit Ophen Art von Maestro Sandro Bongiani

130 Künstler nehmen teil, die Liste ist am Ende des Artikels zu finden.
Mein Beitrag ist oben zu sehen.

english version:
Many thanks to Gabi Minedi for the invitation to participate in the virtual exhibition „OXYGEN!“ in Rome, which opens tomorrow, 30. April,  from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. and will be streamed live at the same time every day until 31.5.2020 in the Facebook group Poga Poga.
The exhibition will also be available on the YouTube channel PATRIZIO MARIA and on the Instagram account @giadaferri_ufficiostampa of the Press Office.

Curated by Gabi Minedi and Patrizio Maria, in logistic collaboration with Ophen Art by Maestro Sandro Bongiani

130 artists participate, the list can be found at the end of the article.
You can see my contribution above.

Teilnehmer / Participants:
Andreina Argiolas-Italia, Alfredo Avagliano-Italia, Franco Ballabeni-Italia, Sabela Bana-Spagna, Calogero Barba-Italia, Vittore Baroni-Italia, Pier Roberto Bassi-Italia, Rodia Bayginot-Francia, Lancillotto Bellini-Italia, Enrico Benaglia-Italia, Luisa Bergamini-Italia, Alejandra Besozzi-Argentina, Tomaso Binga-Italia, Olivier Blot-Francia/Canada, Giovanni Bonanno-Italia, Sylvain Borella-Svizzera, Anna Boschi-Italia, Carlos Botana-Spagna, Didier Bouvet-Francia, Silvano Braido-Italia, Alfonso Caccavale-Italia, Silla Campanini-Italia, Jocelyne Caputo-Francia, Lamberto Caravita-Italia, Alberto Casiraghy-Italia, Land Collodion (Didier Bouvet, Michel Darnis, Norbert Hardy)-Francia, Pino Chimenti-Italia, Ryosuke Cohen-Giappone, Carmela Corsitto-Italia, Maria Credidio-Italia, Paska Deb-Belgio, Bruno Donzelli-Italia, Paolo D’Orazio-Italia, Bruno Chiarlone Debenedetti-Italia, Jakob de Chirico-Italia-Germania, Jakob de Chirico-Germania/Italia con: Lome Menguzzato, Furio Colombo, Jakob de Chirico, Roger Fritz, Eric Demelis-Francia, Eric Demelis, Margaux Salmi, Gaspard Pitiot (Gruppo-Siamo tutti sulla stessa barca)-Francia, Adolfina De Stefani-Italia, Francesco Diotallevi-Italia, Marcello Diotallevi-Italia, Giovanna Donnarumma-Italia, Edizioni Lettere S.Com.Poste Duccio Scheggi, Michela Mascarucci-Italia, Marie-Jeanne Faravel-Francia, Cinzia Farina-Italia, Marco Fattori-Italia, Gretel Fehr-Germania-Italia, Naire Feo-Italia, Luc Fierens-Belgio, Roberto Formigoni-Italia, Aurelio Fort-Italia, Mikel Frank-USA, Ivo Galassi-Italia, Dania Gentili-Italia, Coco Gordon-USA, Lusin Ginosyan-Armenia, Gennaro Ippolito-Italia, Benedetta Jandolo-Italia, Roberto KeppleR-Brasile, Laszlo Ladany-Ungheria, Thierry Lambert-Francia, Ettore Le Donne-Italia, Alfonso Lentini-Italia, Hugues Leroy-Belgio, Giovanni Leto-Italia, Alexander Limarev-Siberia, Adrian Lis-Romania, Pierpaolo Limongelli-Italia, Oronzo Liuzzi-Italia, Serse Luigetti-Italia, Mela M-USA, Ruggero Maggi-Italia, Bibiana Padilla Maltos-USA, Sergio Mammina-Italia, Marcoleptique (Marc Guérin)-Francia, Patrizio Maria-Italia, Lillo Messina-Italia, Gabi Minedi-Italia/Francia, Massimo Monteleone-Italia, Franco Mulas-Italia, Maya Lopez Muro-Argentina, Petra Lorenz-Germania, Theo Nelson-Canada, Carlo Oberti-Italia, Víctor Gabriel Ojeda-Cittá del Messico, Janys Oliveira-Brasile, Nichola Orlick-Japan, Tito S. Remy Orta-Spagna, Shura Oyarce-Perú, Franco Panella-Italia, Claudio Parentela-Italia, Alexey Parygin-Russia, MCA Peintresse-Francia, Corinne Pirault-Francia, Mathias Quetglas-Spagna, Asia Rota-Italia, Mauro Rea-Italia, Martine Rives-Francia, Maurizio Romani-Italia, Claudio Romeo-Italia, Sabine Remy-Germania, Mattew Rose- Francia/USA, Asia Rota-Italia, Alessandro Sala-Italia, Antonio Sassu-Italia, Roberto Scala-Italia, Jack Seiei-Giappone, Veronique Smet-Belgio, Alberto Sordi-Italia, Lucia Spagnuolo-Italia, Fulgor Silvi-Italia, Gruppo Sinestetico-Italia, Alberto Sordi-Italia, Dominique Spessiert-Francia, Giannis Stamenitis-Grecia, Renata e Giovanni Strada-Italia, Ernesto Terlizzi-Italia, Patrizia Tictac-Italia, Horst Tress-Germania, Stefano Turrini-Italia, Valmigot Val-Polinesia, Karen Weber-USA