I like how Asemic writing feels both free-handed intuitive as well as deliberate.......as if the hand and mind is putting down a secret message only the subconscious knows. One cannot call it scribbling as that demeans it into useless junk, but there's a beauty and balance to it when viewed as a whole. Even pieces of it up close are magical and flows into the next mark as if it's supposed to.
"A Brief History of Décollage"
https://www.revuecolle.com/revue-articles/a-brief-history-of-decollage
You've posted this on the day that Raoul Vaneigem has died: https://shorturl.at/1WwHd
I like how Asemic writing feels both free-handed intuitive as well as deliberate.......as if the hand and mind is putting down a secret message only the subconscious knows. One cannot call it scribbling as that demeans it into useless junk, but there's a beauty and balance to it when viewed as a whole. Even pieces of it up close are magical and flows into the next mark as if it's supposed to.
That first piece of art makes me happy. Set to music, I just may even dance!