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The Palace of Typographic Masonry is an (imaginary) institute for the splendour and variety of visual languages. In the building, visitors encounter a va
riety of expressions and mysterious signs, made by Michle Boulogne, Our Polite Society, Harrit van Reek, Edgar Walthert and Kristina Marija Sproe for The Asemic Cabinet. These signs resemble a form of writing that can be understood as a so-callied 'asemic script. In this publication, designed by Richard Niessen, who also wrote an introduction, these character sets come together in pursuit of inexplicable meaning.
The Palace of Typographic Masonry is an (imaginary) institute for the splendour and variety of visual languages. In the building, visitors encounter a va
riety of expressions and mysterious signs, made by Michle Boulogne, Our Polite Society, Harrit van Reek, Edgar Walthert and Kristina Marija Sproe for The Asemic Cabinet. These signs resemble a form of writing that can be understood as a so-callied ‘asemic script. In this publication, designed by Richard Niessen, who also wrote an introduction, these character sets come together in pursuit of inexplicable meaning.
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