Oh, this is just lovely & mysterious, Risa!

Thank you so much, Tim!

A moving Cornell-like vision. The hand seems to reach up with its offering in a glyph-covered sky. It feels grounded by the subterranean level it stands on. It offers a calm, delicately coloured composition which infolds in complex ways . I could live in an assemblage like that.

I love Cornell and I am really a little afraid to go in that direction, because it can end up in plain imitation. I have three more boxes, but not so much vintage stuff and such. I guess I will go more abstract with the others (more "Schwitterisch"... the other one I love).
But to this one: I had very few objects and while I was playing how to put things together, the feeling surged of Freud's description of personality and with this notion in mind is how I continued assembling the piece. Thanks for your description, Steve.

Thank you cc. I took a short online-workshop and the teacher uses plexi-glass which she fixes with carpet nails around. I haven't found the source for plexi-glass in my place yet and the box is too thin to put nails on the borders anyway. I have a glass cut to size and may place it with silicone and put a cardboard border around, but I still have to figure out today how it looks best. I used to frame tiny paintings with just a glass and surround them with coloured Canson- paper covering front, back (about 5mm) folded over the border, they look quite good and it is simple to do.

Genial!

It´s fantastic!

it is great !!!

Dankeschön Loewe und Bernhard! Thank you Stan!

Wonderful photo.

Thanks Don.

Such an artistic and clever way to save the planet with talent.

Congrats !

Thanks Léopold. To save the planet we need to do much, much, more than that.

Thank you very much Nori-San!

wonderful work!