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SJ Fowler’s Abstract Automatic Autobiographical Asemic Argot
Take a ride into the loose-lipped hippodrome of asemic wonder! SJ Fowler is a writer, poet, artist and performer who lives in London. His work explores an expansive idea of poetry and literature in relationship with contemporary art. It explores the textual, visual, asemic, concrete, sonic, collaborative, performative, improvised, curatorial. http://www.stevenjfowler/
One doesn’t just read (in fact one doesn’t read it at all!) Rather, one who encounters this collection arrives at the crack and splinter of pencil and spine, to feel the sinewstrain and pulp of musclefiber. That is to say, to experience the critical juncture of inactivity and action thru the ambitious and sometimes acrobatic act of mark-making. Learn more about Abstract Automatic Autobiographical Asemic Argot here
Eleanor Wilder’s I can swim, I just don’t want to
Take a dive in the deep end and delight in the pastaful world! Eleanor Wilders is an artist and poet currently studying a masters in Contemporary Art Practice at The Royal College of Art. She works within methods and themes that she uses to translate scenarios. Often exploring thought through mediums like painting, writing, poetry, and performance.
‘I can swim, I just don’t want to’ is a short collection of visual poetry. It uses a range of mediums and techniques such as metal engraving, photo-poetry, and asemic writing. Each piece is written under different scenarios; the collection follows the loose theme of learning to swim as an adult. Initially facing anxiety at the idea of learning, and the distrust of my coach and his intentions. It then leads into thoughts of hunger, with a heavy desire for pasta.
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