La tavola di Veska

2026

Concept for a digital sculpture containing the code of an experimental visual communication system.

The work is based on a set of one hundred unique glyphs, designed to function as an autonomous visual code. Each glyph can be connected to others to construct sentences, encode concepts, and generate structured symbolic sequences.

The system began as a manual drawing process and was later refined through a procedural workflow based on grids, points, and construction rules. Its core structure is simple, but it becomes progressively more complex through additional layers, dynamic variations, changes in color, and variable resolution.

The typewriter effect was custom-built to adapt to the generated symbols and their internal logic.

This code was not designed to be decoded publicly. Its key remains private.

The project functions as an experiment in visual communication, but primarily as a personal archiving system.