The Library

Fine idea, this /the-library. Got infected, read one article about the context of asemic works by Mirtha Dermisache https://post.moma.org/on-language-and-its-limits-the-illegible-writings-of-mirtha-dermisache and then Asemic | the art of writing by Peter Schwenger. Kinda academic, but discovered unexpected connections.

biology and creative coding. mostly outdoors. art.casadebaig.net

Beauty. Big fan of Mirtha Dermisache's work. I know this book is already on my wish list.

256 $DEGEN, thanks for your contribution Pierre and glad to hear you like the idea of /the-library 🤝 I’m a noob on asemic writing, so happy to look into this.

I am an artist, illustrator, and photographer, and I am part of the creative craftspeople of the older generation... and I know a lot of plants and trees.

I was also surprised by the tone of his letter. I'm not sure how to understand  Dermisache reaction, it seems her practice alone led to her art, so the conceptual level was not really necessary ? Yet i'm appealed by this "essence" of writing being only shapes.

I like the sentence very much in the description of the moma text:
“From then on,” Dermisache said retrospectively, “I understood what I was doing. It was as if he had explained to me what it was I was doing.”

love this book (and fan of Mirtha Dermisache)! 🖤