Typography
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1. Atypography
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.
1.1. Examples
Epetri
Ricetta
