Ok, this morning my cat Ramsay walked two blocks to the beach (by herself!) and found an asemic banana lying on the sand. A drugged-up neighbor watched her bite it open and eat the banana flesh, and she then dragged the skin home, with asemics fairly intact. Ramsay was exhausted, I thought banana flesh would provide more sustenance than that. She dropped it on the floor of my studio, and my camera took three photos, one every four hours. Now the banana skin is dead and the asemics have become one with the overripe skin and I've had to put it out for garbage pickup tomorrow to avoid fruit flies.
Ever seen one of these? Me neither. Just felt it was my duty to report it.
Thanks Nancy - we can't risk having all the asemic folks miss this - it is worthy of some sort of super Trash Po-Litzer or something. Has to be one of the funniest things ever posted in this group.
Oh no, none of those things. ... No tiny legs out there, are there?
I had a famous scientist from Podunk College in OOB test it, and the writing was done with some kind of pointy but non-invasive instrument. He thinks the fluid might be the blood of a slug.
That's great Guido/ We need Rod Sommers for more info on Icelandic. I know a lot of poets - and especially Charles Olson - were into Icelandic & Norse & thought it extremely important.
Neil - Runes - geez - I'm fairly ignorant but now am surprised that didn't come up more in the big asemic discussions last year - that's a whole world complete with haptic rock carvings - yeah, maybe somebody knows more
Colomba was in a jolly good mood this evening, she dumped her bra and then asked me to photohgraph the same T shirt, so now it is Icelandic with «accents aigus A LA FRENCH», she is so nuts I am quite crazy about her!
Agree with Cleo/Claire--a wonderful piece, with windows--of an asemics hotel, no less. Your "Heartbreak Hotel" windows envelope is on the wall in our living spot.
Nancy Bell Scott
Ok, this morning my cat Ramsay walked two blocks to the beach (by herself!) and found an asemic banana lying on the sand. A drugged-up neighbor watched her bite it open and eat the banana flesh, and she then dragged the skin home, with asemics fairly intact. Ramsay was exhausted, I thought banana flesh would provide more sustenance than that. She dropped it on the floor of my studio, and my camera took three photos, one every four hours. Now the banana skin is dead and the asemics have become one with the overripe skin and I've had to put it out for garbage pickup tomorrow to avoid fruit flies.
Ever seen one of these? Me neither. Just felt it was my duty to report it.
Mar 27, 2012
De Villo Sloan
Thanks Nancy - we can't risk having all the asemic folks miss this - it is worthy of some sort of super Trash Po-Litzer or something. Has to be one of the funniest things ever posted in this group.
Mar 27, 2012
Nancy Bell Scott
Oh no, none of those things. ... No tiny legs out there, are there?
I had a famous scientist from Podunk College in OOB test it, and the writing was done with some kind of pointy but non-invasive instrument. He thinks the fluid might be the blood of a slug.
Mar 27, 2012
John M. Bennett
wow
this might get ME writing on bananas
watch out
Mar 27, 2012
Nancy Bell Scott
If you do, John--and I'm sure we'd all love to see that--have your camera ready, as it's a dying art!
I should add that banana as substrate came to my mind as a result of being a member of Dean Marks's bananas group.
Mar 27, 2012
John M. Bennett
Well here's lettuice, if not bananas:
Mar 28, 2012
De Villo Sloan
"Lettuce grow then, you and I
when the evening is spread out against the sky
like a patient etherized upon a table..."
Mar 28, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Icelandic alphabet, scanned T shirt Colomba Vargas from Nicaragua
Mar 30, 2012
Neil Gordon
I'd love to learn he Icelandic alphabet! Is it like Ruins?
Mar 30, 2012
Neil Gordon
DVS; Is that a asemic Haiku?????
Mar 30, 2012
De Villo Sloan
That's great Guido/ We need Rod Sommers for more info on Icelandic. I know a lot of poets - and especially Charles Olson - were into Icelandic & Norse & thought it extremely important.
Neil - Runes - geez - I'm fairly ignorant but now am surprised that didn't come up more in the big asemic discussions last year - that's a whole world complete with haptic rock carvings - yeah, maybe somebody knows more
Mar 30, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Colomba was in a jolly good mood this evening, she dumped her bra and then asked me to photohgraph the same T shirt, so now it is Icelandic with «accents aigus A LA FRENCH», she is so nuts I am quite crazy about her!
Mar 30, 2012
Samuel Montalvetti
Apr 12, 2012
Samuel Montalvetti
Apr 12, 2012
John M. Bennett
Apr 12, 2012
Nancy Bell Scott
Apr 18, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Nightbird poem
Apr 19, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Poem to keep the clouds at a distance
Apr 19, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Rebel poem
Apr 19, 2012
Samuel Montalvetti
ASEMIC NATURAL 1
Apr 19, 2012
Samuel Montalvetti
ASEMIC NATURAL 2
Apr 19, 2012
Samuel Montalvetti
ASEMIC NATURAL 3
Apr 19, 2012
Nancy Bell Scott
Extraordinary asemic finds, Samuel --
Apr 19, 2012
Neil Gordon
Every one is doing such beautiful work! Amazing!
Apr 19, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
The natural asemics are the best, like always!
Apr 19, 2012
Lesley Magwood Fraser
Worm maze? They need direction? But they make FAB patterns!
Apr 19, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Yes, traces of insects in woods! Without any doubt ...
For doubts, look into any mirror (smile)
Apr 20, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Green Man, leaves asemics in my garden!
Apr 29, 2012
John M. Bennett
John M. Bennett & Musicmaster
Apr 29, 2012
Neil Gordon
Love the Mayan Music master & Guido's green man in the garden! Ase mic-licious!
Apr 30, 2012
Samuel Montalvetti
May 1, 2012
John M. Bennett
May 1, 2012
John M. Bennett
The piece below is by Jim Leftwich & John M. Bennett
May 1, 2012
De Villo Sloan
Fantastic collab, John.
May 1, 2012
Neil Gordon
Oh Man! This stuff is inspiring!!!!!!! I like the movement in the J&J collab and Samuel s Asemic turtlePo!
May 1, 2012
Neil Gordon
Yeah.turtlepoke! I get it, turtle pokes head out of shell makes asemic collab!
May 1, 2012
Nancy Bell Scott
Great piece.
May 1, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Envelope received from Dragan Jukic, Germany
May 25, 2012
John M. Bennett
Jim Leftwich & John M. Bennett:
May 25, 2012
Neil Gordon
Wow! Ase mic-licious!!!
May 25, 2012
De Villo Sloan
Good call DharmaDaDa Neil. Congrats to John & Jim - that's a beauty.
May 25, 2012
Nancy Bell Scott
Two asemic beauties within 5 minutes of each other. Remarkable as the works!
May 25, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
4 pages for issue 2 zine «mail art exhibit in South Africa», proposed by Cheryl Penn:
Jun 13, 2012
John M. Bennett
Jim Leftwich & John M. Bennett
Jun 13, 2012
John M. Bennett
Jun 24, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
WINDOWS OF ASEMICS HOTEL
Jun 24, 2012
Claire (aka Cleo)
Ah Guido, I love love LOVE your Windows! ^_^
Jun 24, 2012
Nancy Bell Scott
Agree with Cleo/Claire--a wonderful piece, with windows--of an asemics hotel, no less. Your "Heartbreak Hotel" windows envelope is on the wall in our living spot.
Jun 24, 2012
Guido Vermeulen
Thanks Claire and Nancy and yes it is a continuation of Heartbreak Hotel series.
Mailed the envelope today to John Bennett. Okay John, I am spoiling the surprise for you!
Jun 25, 2012
John M. Bennett
Jim Leftwich & John M. Bennett
Jun 26, 2012