Unrecognizable Letterforms (Alphabits™) 2019found cereal forms, lead variablehttp://joelericswanson.com/unrecognizable-letterforms-alphabits I made this sculptural series from a box of store-bought Alphabits cereal. I pulled out any piece of cereal that was unrecognizable as an alphabetic letterform,...
Maureen Alsop sent two books from Australia for the collection, one is a book of poetry entitled Pyre (What Books Press) and a signed, limited edition (of 100 copies) print collection – a companion...
Since the 90’s, Christian ALLE, painter, collagist and photographer is active in the networks of mail art as a participant on various projects, but especially as publisher and animator of Nada Zero, information magazine...
Three Prints by Ari Wolff (two original lithographs and one photocopy) from a larger investigative series, “Semantic Knots.” The series is an exploration of plastic clay knots as an asemic language, musical or movement notation,...
About my Asemic Writing It started as an impulse to play with mark making all over the page and the sound of “writing” on paper. My work is informed by play, the relationships of...
Under a theme of (your choice): How we obligate ourselves to the rule of the page, or How we conduct writing as an obligation to the page, or How we limit ourselves to the...
Buy a copy: https://leserpent.wordpress.com/2020/09/21/die-leere-mitte-issue-7-5/ In this special issue (see PDF): “Prosaetere” by Cecil Touchon; “Asemic: asemantic but not asemiotic” by Tim Gaze. Edited in Berlin by Horst Berger and Federico Federici.
Through the work of nearly a hundred contemporary artists and Art Brut personalities, the exhibition Scrivere Disegnando and the catalogue Writing by Drawing explore writing’s shadow side. A terra incognita where arabesques, reiterated marks, scribblings, compulsive writings produce...
This is my asemic writing book. Originally published in 2018, it will be released in a second edition in 2020, with new works, articles and interviews, collecting my Asemic work in one place.“The scrawl...
Asemics Magazine is a part of the Ontological Museum’s online presence with a focus on one element of our community, namely those artists engaged in Asemic Writing. We hope to present the best and most engaging art and ideas of the asemic writing community with the help of our contributing authors. Click on the logo to visit the museum’s site.
