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Asemic Art & Writing by Antonio Devicienti
Ink's Directions
Ink's Origin
Ink's PathsJune 25, 2022
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Unrecognizable Letterforms (Alphabits™) by Joel E. Swanson
Unrecognizable Letterforms (Alphabits™)2019
found cereal forms, lead
variable
http://joelericswanson.com/unrecognizable-letterforms-alphabits
I made this sculptural series from a box of store-bought Alphabits cereal. I pulled out any piece of cereal that was unrecognizable as an alphabetic letterform, and then molded and cast those forms from led lead. Thematically the work addresses the consumption and commodification of language.
Zapf Dingbats Revolved Around Their Y Axis2015found typeface, 3D printed plasticapproximately 2 x 2 x 2 inches eachhttp://joelericswanson.com/dingbats
This work was derived from the typeface Zapf Dingbats, a common symbolic typeface designed by Hermann Zapf in 1978. To create this series of micro sculptures, I took each glyph and revolved it around its vertical axis, and then 3D printed each form, creating a series of playful and unexpected forms.
I made this sculptural series from a box of store-bought Alphabits cereal. I pulled out any piece of cereal that was unrecognizable as an alphabetic letterform, and then molded and cast those forms from led lead. Thematically the work addresses the consumption and commodification of language.
Zapf Dingbats Revolved Around Their Y Axis2015found typeface, 3D printed plasticapproximately 2 x 2 x 2 inches eachhttp://joelericswanson.com/dingbats
This work was derived from the typeface Zapf Dingbats, a common symbolic typeface designed by Hermann Zapf in 1978. To create this series of micro sculptures, I took each glyph and revolved it around its vertical axis, and then 3D printed each form, creating a series of playful and unexpected forms.
