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Atypography

The long-awaited pact has been signed.
Typography and abstraction have come to an agreement.

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Here are some rough examples, you can see the rest in the "fonts" tab.
These are all legitimate words written in the alphabet. Please refrain from reading them for now, as everything will be explained soon.

Minimalist abstract graphic composition consisting of stripped pattern that looks like a multi-layered barcode with striking red dots

Glitchy monochrome graphic design composition that looks like biometric authentication similar to QR code and barcode

Vertical abstract typographic print reminiscent of monochrome ancient tribal ornament or data visualization

Code-like innovative typographic design composed of vertical avant-garde letters reminiscent of data visualizations and biometric authentication such as QR codes and barcodes, a typographic composition resembling an installation by Ryoji Ikeda

Minimalist abstract typeface that looks like a barcode or QR code, avant-garde design of the new generation of typography, new generation typography

Minimalist raw typographic design composed of abstract letters that look like midi notes, geometric typeface, experimental typography, modular modern typeface

Minimalist graphic design consisting of horizontal lines stacked on top of each other building a composition that resembles digital biometric authentication methods such as barcodes and similar data matrix examples

A typographic composition made up of equal rectangles arranged in several rows, which are distinguished from each other by red squares arranged around the perimeter of those rectangles and which in this way form letters

A typographic composition made up of a monochromatic rectangle grid with dashes located on that grid, experimental typography

An abstract typographical composition made up of a grid of equally spaced black squares containing small dots so that from a bird's eye view it looks like a 2D representation of buildings with pedestrians around

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Art movement that graphically represents traditional writing systems in an unconventional way, creating an authentic design that remains readable while concealing text signs at first glance.

Atypography conceals textual content initially but can be deciphered by anyone with time. Reducing glyphs to minimal forms that are widely applicable.

No universality, no atypography.

The trinity of key principles of the atypography art movement visually presented through ikigai concept

Long-term goals of the movement:

"User Manual 2.0" published as a physical book;

A separate category on typographic websites;

Adoption of the name as an official technical term;

Applied in architecture or sculpture.

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