participant:Marina Font

Phase 2

participant:Eleanor Price

Soap Sculpture – 1

I just received a soap sculpture of a man reclining on a low chair.  He appears luminous and blue, a lonely figure reclining on the kitchen table in the morning sun. I call him Max.  With all that blue, he reminds me of winter snow and ice – a Russian or someone from northern climes.  With those long elegant legs, he could have been a dancer.   He seems old and at peace, enjoying tranquility in his final days.  I hesitate to touch him but aware his hours are numbered.  I move him to a fruit bowl.  He appears more comfortable now, protected from the kitchen clutter.  Maybe he’s dreaming or just counting the days.

participant : Mario Alegre ( Uruguay)

Hola Silvana!

Cuando lei tu mail, comenzamos a utilizar al “hombrecito blanco” intensamente, ya que lo teníamos de adorno, pero nada de lavarnos con el.

          

         

participant : Mario Alegre ( Uruguay)

Primera Etapa

participant:Marina Font

Phase 1 

participant:Shari Wing

Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but the moments that take our breath away

                                    Before use

participant: Amy Werba

I will try to get back to using and photographing my soap - it's been sitting up on a shelf for the past month or so.

It's so pretty (aqua blue) that I hate to finish it up!

Amy

participant: Carola Casusol (Peru)

Arte Efimero Hola Silvana,  Te envío las fotos del jabón-escultura que me diste hace unos meses, espero no sea muy tarde y aun te sirva el registro que he tomado. Las fotos están juntas en un solo archivo y tienen en la parte superior la fecha y hora de la toma de la foto. Por lo tanto, de los días de desintegración de la misma.

Participants: Mason and Rita

Good morning Silvana,
Rita's soap has just about vanished, the soap was good company and washed with consistency.
My soap sculpture as you can see has become of piece of art in the shower.
My shower experience has truly changed after this exercise.
Thank you

participant: Maria Estrada

I know it has been a while since my last picture bit it has been hard to use our beautiful piece of art.  This is where she is now.  Still beautiful from the front but much smaller.  The back section has taken a beating floating in water in her dish.  enjoy!!!