Brooke Schmidt's word poems are astoundingly astute both in terms of their proclivity towards raw emotion and their meaningful brevity. Created from cut-out book words, these works are fine examples of what artistic and intellectual endeavors can be duly accomplished with the physical remnants--the leftovers, one may say--of musty old books perhaps deemed unfit for collection. I can only imagine, with a giddy nostalgia, what stories each word has helped to tell in their prior book-bound lives...
2 comments:
Awesome, Deanna! I love reading your description here. It is so interesting to catch bits of the story as I cut words out ~ sometimes I'm left wondering what happened. :)
You have a lovely shop, Brooke!
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