I see the Chimeric Glyphic System (CGS) not simply as a collection of symbols, nor as an invented alphabet, but as an attempt to create a new space between visual art and literature. My ambition is to develop it into a language in which an image can be read, a sentence can be seen, a … Continue reading CGS: Toward a New Language Between Image and Literature
From Literary Particles to Visual Worlds: SLM and CGS
I have come to see the Standard Literary Model (SLM) and the Chimeric Glyphic System (CGS) as two stages of the same larger investigation into how meaning is constructed. The SLM began with a simple but ambitious question: what happens if I look at literary analysis through the conceptual lens of the Standard Model of … Continue reading From Literary Particles to Visual Worlds: SLM and CGS