Still image from "Clevemark Dr.," a collaborative installation by Stephanie Ellis Schlaifer and Cheryl Wassenaar (fall 2014, St. Louis), based on Schlaifer's manuscript Clarkston Street Polaroids.

"The text, visually reinterpreted by Wassenaar in cut vinyl lettering, comes from Schlaifer's poems. Sculptural objects are covered in, made from, or altered by sugar, pickling salt, or soap," according to the artist's statement at Vimeo -- plus, "walk-through" the installation, which includes the poem "When the eye saw     it appeared," below (first published in Kestral (2011)). More images and discussion at the Fort Gondo site, here.

From As We Know (Subito Press, 2014), a collaborative project by Andy Fitch and Amaranth Borsuk. As We Know "repositions erasure procedures at the origins of (rather than in response to) a published text. Here Amaranth Borsuk has taken Andy Fitch’s summer diary and reshaped 60 passages...into a new type of collective confessional/constructivist collage that brings her own voice into the text and foregrounds the tensions of authorship," according to the As We Know website.

See more images of the project at The Volta and Matter, discussion here, here and here, a conversation between Borsuk & Fitch here.