Asemic Writing for Mail-Artists

and still another:

and yet still another:

Thx JMB. Yeah, I would note the JMB/Musicmaster collabs here and elsewhere are especially worth a look, IMHO. MM has pieces he does on book pages that I also think are very interesting too. Great to have MM stuff here as examples. MM solo:

Sparse semicity?

A versatile graphene coated glass microswimmer displayed directed motions under the influence of applied electric field, chemical potential gradient and external magnetic field. The directed chemical locomotion took place from the region of lower to higher pH with speed ∼13 body lengths per second due to asymmetric catalytic decomposition of dilute hydrogen peroxide across the motor surface. The negative surface potential of graphene coated motor developed an electrical double layer in an alkaline medium which in turn engendered electrophoretic mobility towards anode when the external electrostatic field was applied. Inclusion of sparsely populated ferromagnetic iron nanoparticles on the surface of the motor offered the magnetic remote control on the motion. The coupled in situ and external controls enabled the motor to develop complex motions in diverse open and confined environments. For example, the motor could approach, pick-up, tow, and release a heavy cargo inside microchannel. Remarkably, the motor (∼67 μg) could successfully drive out a ∼1000 times heavier payload (∼0.67 mg) displaying the ability to overcome the drag force of ∼2619 pN with the help of coupled in situ and remote guidance.

Thanks everyone for the posts.

Kudos to Moan for launching these asemic projects that are engaging so many people & generating new work.

Received an asemic TLP from/by group member Jason Motsch in PA, USA. Wonderful! Thx Jason!

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/asemic-tacky-little-pa...

Terry Owenby (Oregon, USA) sent me a FAB batch of asemic calligraphy and vispo. Most of this material is for Moan Lisa's book project. Thank you Terry!

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/asemic-book-pages-by-t...

John, what sort of pen did you use for the 'darknoise' below?

Y & C Calligraphy pen, 5.0

"asemic landscape"

Robert Ridley-Shackleton aka the Cardboard Prince sent me an amazing collection of his work. All the pieces therein have a sub-structure of calligraphy, maybe a sort of automatic writing, that I think is very interesting and relevant to our humble group. Please have a look at the efforts of the Cardboard Prince.

http://iuoma-network.ning.com/profiles/blogs/zine-by-the-cardboard-...

By the Cardboard Prince

Lucky Pierre in South Carolina sent these blood "anagrams" she created because Richard Canard thought they might be asemic. It's certainly interesting material. We have had discussions before about, for instance, if codes can be asemic (Guido Vermeulen). So thanks Lucky Pierre. I humbly submit.

anemic?

anomic

atomic

agonic

agamic

agruntic

Welcome Lin Tarczynski! I'm a fan. Feel free to share some work and/or thoughts.

agnoctic

agnoxious

Thank you for the welcome, DVS. I am getting off to a slow start here, but that's pretty typical for me.

agomictic

amictic

anonoptic

atlantic

atlatlictic

atlacaticla-tatacla

acloacticlac

Received by Grethe, part of a series.

I can't read it!

Vic hamishash toopel, klama klama qinxor!

Oh!

where in the asemic Universe does this reside?

and this

and these

and these?

I drove by there years ago.