At the time when our living space is mostly limited to our habitats, we need to redefine it. Our home, once a private space, is now the site of most of the events we participate in. After closing, we had to re-enter our space and establish a new relationship with it. Therefore, an attempt to harness space should be to name our place in it and its meaning for us.
This workshop combines typography with the space in which we currently exist. By examining the relationship between typography and space, the workshop aims to adopt an experimental approach to typography, focusing on the presentation of a pressing social problem. A concrete action would be to choose the emotion or feeling that best describes our current state and relate it to a space
or object. The task would be to formulate a typographic statement and obtain a narrative that best describes the problem. Typography can be created using any medium. The end result should be photos or videos documenting the typographic action or typographic installation.
Dr. Ola Kot,
The Academy of Fine Arts, Warsaw, Poland.
Ben Natan,
Visual Communication Department, HIT.
