Poems in Poets
- Phil Hansen
- Oct 1, 2017
- 1 min read
This little project was born from two things
1. A larger series I've completed (not yet posted) using a typewriter
2. The little thing we all do, when we hear specific words or phrases we think of certain people.
This experience of words or phrases being connected to people is extremely common, we all do it. As I work with words a lot I wanted to visualize that experience. In my work there is usually a bit of experiment before getting started but not with this series. It was simple and to the point. Create pictures of poets with some of their words.







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