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J.I. Kleinberg
J.I. Kleinberg is an artist, poet, freelance writer, and co-editor of 56 Days of August (Five Oaks Press 2017) and Noisy Water: Poetry from Whatcom County, Washington (Other Mind Press, 2015). A Pushcart and Best of the Net nominee, her found poems have appeared in Diagram, Heavy Feather Review, Rise Up Review, The Tishman Review, Hedgerow, Otoliths, and elsewhere. She lives in Bellingham, Washington, and blogs most days at thepoetrydepartment.wordpress.com.
About the work: “In making these found-word collages I am looking for a kind of visual music. The words themselves must have resonance and meaning, as with any poem, but they are also physical objects – torn bits of paper – that have a relation in space. The process is slow. I have on my work table perhaps several thousand of these little scraps of words, each roughly the equivalent of a poetic line, and it may take many months before I finally mix and match them into a poem/collage.”
About the work: “In making these found-word collages I am looking for a kind of visual music. The words themselves must have resonance and meaning, as with any poem, but they are also physical objects – torn bits of paper – that have a relation in space. The process is slow. I have on my work table perhaps several thousand of these little scraps of words, each roughly the equivalent of a poetic line, and it may take many months before I finally mix and match them into a poem/collage.”
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