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| Issue 18: | 29 Apr. 2023 |
| Micro-Poem: | 7 words |
| Found Art + | Photograph |
Poem by Connie Pittman Ramsey
Visual Art by Chris Kenny
Untitled (with every limb)
with every limb
every twig
a story
—After Twelve Twigs 2012 by Chris Kenny
Twelve Twigs 2012 (artwork and photograph)
copyrighted © by Chris Kenny. All rights reserved.
Image appears here with artist’s permission.
Connie Pittman Ramsey
was born and raised in West Texas, studied music at Odessa College, and moved to Nashville in her twenties to pursue a career as a singer and songwriter. Now retired, she began writing haiku during the first year of the pandemic.
Chris Kenny
was born in London and studied art history at the Courtauld Institute. He has been exhibiting since 1985 in Europe and America and his art is collected internationally. Working with humble, found materials such as fragments excised from books or maps, discarded photographs or books, and fine twigs, he transforms them by constructing fragile worlds that provoke wonder, humor, or pathos. To learn more, please visit him online:
Artist’s website: https://www.chriskenny.co.uk
Artist’s Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Kenny/100036881841709/
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