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Ryosuke Cohen (Mail Art)

Going through the archives I rediscovered a  piece of mail art received in December 2004 from Ryosuke Cohen. It is part of his Brain Cell project. The original is 11 x 17. The image below doesn’t quite do it justice, since my scanner is marginal.  You can see more examples of his work on his flikr page.

The Brain Cell project was started in 1985 and to the best of my knowlege it is still active.  For more information on Ryosuke Cohen, visit his home page. Specific information regarding participation in Brain Cell is at the bottom of the page.

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