A group project created as part of a Design in Space course in the fourth year, in collaboration with the Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art for the exhibition Japan in Verbs.
The research focused on traditional Japanese crafts such as Furoshiki, Kumiko, and Kintsugi, exploring the aesthetic principles of precision, emptiness, and flow. Inspired by the Japanese concept of “Ma”. viewing negative space as an essential part of creation a modular typographic language was developed, drawing from the structural logic of Kumiko, and combining presence and absence, material and void, while emphasizing the balance between form and emptiness.