Typographic content is often applied to flat surfaces such as screens and paper. This WebVR space explores how typographical content can be applied in a virtual spatial environment.

Most virtual environments such as gaming and metaverse platforms are characterized by a photorealistic or magic realist visual language. In this performance, a purely abstract visual language has been chosen that builds on that of the Swiss International Style, with the aim of continuing this in our current computational era. Although the scene takes place in space, any form of spatial illusion, decoration and meaning or meaning is avoided. This is in response to the current trend to use algorithms decoratively and to put the work of art at the service of a better world.