ASEMIC WRITING ART
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I recently learned about Asemic Writing Art and realized that I had done some of it in the past without knowing it had a name. Asemic writing is a wordless open semantic form of writing. It has no meaning and no specific context. The meaning or interpretation of such a piece of art is left solely up to the reader or viewer. Asemic writing art is a hybrid art form that fuses text and image into unity and then sets it free to arbitrary subjective interpretations. ( Wikipedia) And so I put my hand to the task after doing some research and viewing the beautiful pieces of asemic writing art that have been created by artists. Ginkgo Leaves I turned these pieces into an artist's book. I hand drew the ginkgo leaves, coloured them with water colours and ink and then proceeded with the asemic writing. These pieces are abstract in nature and I used heirogliphic symbols and alchemy symbols to complement other asemic writing. The images are hand drawn and coloured with water c