3 haiga in a minimalist style

hidden haiku - a memento

This is a "memento" thing. I got this idea and instead of just making a note (which I'd forget anyway) I sort of "scratched it down" by doing it roughly. 

Media: India ink on paper, string, super glue (to make the knots unbreakable), cotton cloth, "icon board" (gessoed wood), acrylic, colored inks, industrial "silk" paper.

the haiku reads:

sepulchre
a name that saves
on its way to morning

and should be attached to the back of the work in an envelope ... or something

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ku from the phone - new tab

Unedited ku from my phone now published under "Phone ku"

5 haiga

 

all © Johannes S. H. Bjerg

graphic haiku

pendulum (haiga)

found / greened out haiku

found again

Here's another "found" haiku. For some reason I have this book called "Christian Retirement" from 1849 - hence the old fashioned language - written by an English reverend (I guess) who must have been inspired by Ignatius de Loyola. He seems to have been a fire and brimstone kind of priest or just very zealous. My guess is that he tried to convert Roman Catholic monastic spirituality to be used in a C. of E. context.

found haiku