Asemic Correspondence by Cecil Touchon
I sent this note to Stephen Nelson with a copy of my book Ternishu and Other Poems in response to him having sent an asemic journal. Please follow and like us:
Category: Asemic Writing
Asemic Etching from 1976 by Cecil Touchon
This is an etching made by Cecil Touchon in a college print making course in 1976 Etching by Cecil Touchon 1976 Please follow and like us:
Asemic Writings on Magazine Images by Cecil Touchon
Smooth Woman Eating Poetry Woman with Sunglasses Please follow and like us:
Asemic Writing by Cecil Touchon
Six asemic writings on pages from an old chemistry workbook. from 2018 asemic text by Cecil Touchon asemic text by Cecil Touchon asemic text by Cecil Touchon asemic text by Cecil Touchon asemic text...
Three Visual Texts by Federico Federici
Federico Federici produces some exquisite visual poetry that stays in the asemics zone. To quote the artist: ‘All series [of my work] fall within one general issue: language as a boundary zone; even more...
Ink on Paper by Cecil Touchon
Asemic writings by Cecil Touchon from 2009, using ink and antique journal pages. 8×6 3/4 inches Ink on Paper by Cecil Touchon Ink on Paper by Cecil Touchon Ink on Paper by Cecil Touchon...
Asemic Fumage Works by Francesco Aprile
Francesco Aprile (Lecce, Italy) is freelance journalist, poet and visual-poet, essayist. In 2010 he became member of the literary movement called New Page-Narrativa in store, that has founded in 2009 by Francesco Saverio Dòdaro...
Three Scientific Asemics by May Bery
Bery spent her early childhood in Beirut (Lebanon), her youth in Montréal (Québec), and she now lives in the Québec countryside. Bery studied and/or worked in political science, urban planning, translation, and art history and...
KUNIZO MATSUMOTO
Asemic calendar page KUNIZO MATSUMOTO Asemic notebook page Asemic calendar page KUNIZO MATSUMOTO Asemic calendar page KUNIZO MATSUMOTO Please follow and like us:
[g(i)ft](s) – Lanny Quarles
here is a series of Asemic glyph fetish / totems (or [g(i)ft](s)the idea revolves around primitive thought forms mixed freely with certain alchemical ideas.. each [g(i)ft] is both an unknowable sound, and an unknowable...
