Asemic Writing on Leaves by Tatiana Roumelioti‎

Eye-Semic from Pierre Bonnal‎

ESCRITURA ASEMICA por César Hernández Romero

5 Asemic Works from Nina Mindadze

Mystcret Codes by Tatiana Roumelioti

New Asemic Tech Script from Black Smith

Call for Asemic Poetry Submissions for Zoomoozophone Review

Scribbled into Existence by Christopher Justice

This photograph was taken of a collage of pages from academic

books I’ve been reading while writing my dissertation. Specifically,

each page was empty and found at the book’s beginning or end.

Most importantly for this exhibit about asemic writing, each page

had some type of scribbling on it. Sometimes, the scribble was a

doodle. Other times, the scribble was used to determine if a pen

had ink. The pages were then compiled into various designs until

one resonated with me on different levels.

The purpose of this artwork is to demonstrate that not all writing is

purposefully done to communicate meaning and that writing’s

meaning can emerge from radically alternative readings of a text.

Furthermore, one interpretation of the artwork is that it serves as

a metaphor for the dissertation process: out of many “scribblings”

a coherent, important argument emerges. In this case, even the

most seemingly inconsequential scribblings have meaning, thus

suggesting the dissertation, like so many other texts, is a “text of

traces”.

Blood Red Asemic by Eugenia Di Meo‎

Asemic Mask by Kent Christensen

Asemic Signs by Jared Scott Cave

Anak, Matulog Ka Na by Sam Roxas-Chua

                     

Drawn during cancer treatments, early 2012, by Frank Ettenberg

Swimming in The Asemic Sea by Oreste Misia‎

1 from Shane Drinkwater‎

Bull 01.31.2010 by Floriana Rigo

Going on with animals
thanks to Jay Snodgrass and Johnny Mac

Het Rode Reglement door Burnie1100

A Law Unto Itself by Paul Hertz‎

An asemic interpretation of Catullus LXV by Giuseppe A. Liberti‎

3 Asemic Works from Carlyle Baker

Asemic Techno Script by Arlo Yates‎

Tableau par Dominique Evrard

29 novembre 15
mixte/papier 30x40

Asemic Writing: Inspired by Langston Hughes' poem, "Harlem." by Kerry Mitchell‎

Call for works of Asemic Writing to be exhibited at Centro Cultural Casa Baltazar in Cordoba, Mexico

Call for Asemic Writing in Mexico

1 from Anneke Baeten‎

Puppeted by Mick Boyle

Fill In...by Edward Kulemin.

Tableaux de Bords par Michel Audouard

Asemic Writing Tool part 6: Impossible Diamond by MK JCBSN

Asemic Writing Tool part 5: Spinecomb by MK JCBSN

Vispo H by Volodymyr Bilyk