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Artifact 4 Is Language
Is it Language?
In artifact number four my group was presented an image of “asemic art”. The image shows several variations of strokes. The image seems to be composed of circular or rounded strokes. There weren’t any strokes that seemed particularly sharp. In this image; there seems to be an element of creativity, which is a characteristic of language. I consider artifact four as a language because it’s creative, complex and redundant. However, there are some that would disagree because the writing doesn’t seem intentional.
In artifact number four there’s are variation of strokes that could be used to create an infinite combination of text. The artifact has some strokes that are horizontal, some that are vertical, and some that are circular.

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