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  • 31 Facts about GLYPH
  • Welcome
  • Books
    • Where I Was Born
    • Mother Said, I Want Your Pain
    • Silver Seasons of Heartache
    • Home, No Home
    • Cochlea
    • GLYPH: Graphic Poetry = Trans. Sensory
  • Graphic Poetry
    • Listen to graphic poems
    • Interview Project
    • Study Guide
      • What is Trans. Sensory
      • Create a first graphic poem
      • How to Approach Image
      • line-breaks
      • Visual Erasure Poetry
  • Translation
    • Conveyorize Art of Translation
    • Waka Workshop
    • 百人一首
  • Gallery
    • working on
    • Other Goings On
    • Gallery of Graphic Poems
    • Warashibe Documentary
      • First Erasure
      • First Found Poem

What is Graphic Poetry?

Trans. has two meanings - Translate & Transport

Naoko Fujimoto translates her poems (that are written in English on flat paper) into words and images to create a contemporary picture scroll. The picture scroll in Japanese is Emaki (eh-MA-kee) and the style has been popular since the 7-16th centuries in Japan. It is still a widely recognized art style in Japan and the rest of the world. Emaki is akin to a current graphic novel / poetry / comic. One of the most famous Emaki is the Tale of Genji, which is a fictional (perhaps gossip) story about a handsome son of the emperor. The graphic poetry project is also meant for the viewer to transport...
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Gallery of ​Graphic Poems

The Gallery of Graphic Poems showcases each graphic poem by Naoko Fujimoto. She is explaining the details of her work.
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Audio Project

Graphic Poetry Audio Project is an online exhibition, which is a collaboration with Naoko Fujimoto’s graphic poems and recordings by modern leading writers, poets, and artists. 
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Interview Project

​Naoko Fujimoto personally thinks that her editing technique has developed after a collection of graphic poems, so she interviewed poets, writers, and professors to find out how graphic poetry may benefit them and their students’ writing processes.
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Working on Something

"​I'm collecting essays & inspirations from poets who also explore visual forms on my website."
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White Words

Blog articles about "How Graphic Poetry Helps Us Progress the Story Telling Techniques and the Creative Process of Its Own Editing" - ​​I have been analyzing my writing skill since my graphic poetry project was slowly launched around 2013. I personally think that my editing technique has developed after a collection of graphic poems, so I would like to share some of my thoughts!
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