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Writing With No Words | Asemic Writing

Can you read this? At first glance, these symbols look like a language—but they don’t actually mean anything in the traditional sense. This is asemic writing—a form of art that sits somewhere between text and image, yet it isn’t bound by the rules of any language. It’s up to you to interpret it however you like. In this video, I’ll dive into the fascinating world of asemic writing. From its roots in ancient scripts to modern works like Luigi Serafini’s Codex Seraphinianus and the Voynich Manuscript, we’ll explore how this abstract, wordless style plays with our ideas of communication and meaning. It's strange, it's beautiful, and it challenges everything we think we know about language. If you’ve ever wondered whether meaning is something we create rather than something that’s just there, this video might spark a few thoughts. Thanks for watching! If you’re into this kind of content, feel free to like, comment, or subscribe—or don’t, totally up to you. Chapters 0:00 Asemic Writing 1:52 Purpose of Asemic Writing 2:58 Codex Seraphinianus 3:58 Voynich Manuscript 4:26 Helene Smith 5:52 Origins of Writing 7:28 Asemic Writing as a Form of Rebellion 9:43 Wordless Novel 10:51 Gods' Man by Lynd Ward 11:34 The Arrival by Shaun Tan 12:19 Zaum 13:02 Arrival (2016) 14:36 Conclusion References https://www.carlemuseum.org/explore-a... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gods%... https://www.samwoolfe.com/2021/02/ase... https://www.samwoolfe.com/2021/07/the... https://www.samwoolfe.com/2024/02/ase... https://iafor.org/journal/iafor-journ... https://escholarship.org/content/qt88... https://openreflections.wordpress.com... My Patreon   / idlethoughts   My Instagram https://www.instagram.com/idle_though... My Twitter   / idlethoughts10   #AsemicWriting #AutomaticWriting #CodexSeraphinianus #ArtAndLanguage #helenesmith #godsman #shauntanarrival #arrival #lyndward #originsofwriting #Surrealism #AbstractArt #WordlessNovels #Creativity #HistoryOfWriting #VisualArt #Language