Well William.....I am so glad you shared your opinion. I happen to agree with you about Pollock (although not quite as strong as you feel) but Asemic writing within art is a form of art that is associated with fine art collage. It has its own importance in the art world. I don't believe it is nonsense art and devoid of message. Actually quite the opposite....it tells a story within the painting which is a form of communication with the viewer. Asemic writing also adds mystery which is one component of painting that is super important. What on earth makes you think Asemic writing within the painting is nonsense?

@GwenFoxArtist "Well William.....I am so glad you shared your opinion......................" 🌷I just 'found' you- (algorithms). I 👍ed up and subbd :-) I appreciate what I've just watched- And look forward to playing with it... Thank you. Regarding dear William... Whenever I see an arrogant or ignorant or mean-spirited comment, I feel it's coming from someone who is insecure? (& never 'colors outside the lines'?) I feel that "anything goes" in art... almost anything is inclusive... Juxtapose anything with anything else? Delight your senses- create mystery, whimsy, even a profound political thought? Or it could be awful & you'd want to run for the hills lol- But why not try it? No fears! I've never heard the word asemic before... (I always called it 'squiggles' or 'doodling') It's a label for a fun technique. It also makes me think of something that's called "automatic writing". One gets into a meditative state and then allows your pen or pencil or whatever to glide on the paper... Some people have written a book this way, eyes open or eyes closed. It brings out subconscious thoughts and feelings- It's very fun; it can also give you answers to questions that you may not even have know you have. 😊 At any rate, this is way too long and I apologize. My very best to you & your :-)

I relate to everything you said here!