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Frama—Geometry After the Space Age

There was a time when Futura felt like the future. All circles and conviction, it carried modernism’s belief that geometry could build a better world—and maybe even get us to the moon. But history moves on. Utopias get complicated. Screens replace skies. Enter Frama, a geometric sans that doesn’t reject that legacy—it recalibrates it. Designed […]

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Frames That Force Us to Look

The photo was of a distraught child, with a face betraying not only pain and fear but stupefaction at being the victim of a fight started and waged by unknown adults. The still photo was somehow even more jarring than any video of the underlying events. A news video is like a movie, where viewers

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The Daily Heller: Bringing the Old(est) Slavic Alphabet to Virtual Life

Laze Tripkov is currently researching and practicing what he calls the “Virtual Poster,” an evolution of the form from a static, two-dimensional object into an immersive spatial experience within VR environments. It’s not about replacing the poster, but rather testing and extending its attributes into time, perception and embodied interaction. “What I learned through the

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ICE OUT

Today, Friday January 30th, there is a national shutdown to protest the ongoing, egregious violence being perpetrated by ICE and other federal law enforcement agents in Minneapolis and all across the country. In solidarity, we won’t be publishing any new posts today. We hope you can join one of the many actions taking place, all

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