ABV — Applied AI Reviews·Sep 13Pictiq Can Now Be Written, Not Just ViewedThe visual language now has a public Composer. More importantly, it gives us a way to find out whether a language made of icons can be…
Mistodie Luca Alexandru·Jun 3Atypography and the Art of Almost‑MeaningWhy this strange, beautiful movement might be the most honest form of communication we have left.
Karina Sunlife·May 12Inner Light as an Artistic Strategy: The Development of an Artist’s LanguageAbout the artist — Karina Sunlife. Her artistic language grew out of experiences of transitions, losses, and new beginnings. The line…
Ueoka Yoshiki·Apr 19Is a Character Something We Read, or Something We See?When we think of characters — kanji, Chinese characters, written symbols in general — we usually think of them as things to be read.A response icon1A response icon1
Nettrice Gaskins·Mar 23Who’s the Artist?: Remixing in the Age of IntelligenceAccording to some we have officially entered the Intelligence Age. Systems are no longer just tools but are starting to reason, write…A response icon2A response icon2
Nettrice Gaskins·Mar 1Birds & the Bees, Scorsese & Staging the SceneNote: This article contains spoilers, so if you have not watched Martin Scorsese’s film Casino or Baby Keem’s 3-part “Booman” roll out…
Modern Friction·Feb 6Reading Without Language: How People Navigate Ideas They Don’t Fully UnderstandMost reading does not begin with comprehension. It begins with orientation.
J E MacMillan·Jan 14Notes on Eyes, Symbols, and ObservationFor as long as I can remember, I have been drawing eyes. An eye was probably one of the first things I learned to draw “properly.” Many…
Street Photography Lab·Jan 9Kandinsky’s Synaesthesia Lens: How to “Hear” the Street and Photograph Its MusicYou don’t need to be a synesthete to borrow Kandinsky’s superpower — you just need a new translation rule for attention.
