The Square By Bruno Munari

The Square By Bruno MunariAn ancient Chinese saying says: "Infinity is a square without corners". This shape has always indicated "the idea of an enclosure, of a house, of a village" and has accompanied people in their everyday lives, from the church to the town square, from road signs to advertising posters, from Chinese ideograms to Pythagorean tables. Once again Bruno Munari astounds us with a work that straddles history, anthropology and natural sciences in square format,

with some images separated by white pages

Also a huge fan of philosophy and serious thinking

it has taught us about the circularity of food and film and how each medium has in turn fed into each other

and every designer is using different styles and is forming new shapes and meanings for users and readers to interpret

A Collection of Experimental and Independent Type Design

by Everybody

It is named “Fungal Sans” and it is available for download at https://fungal

With texts by Deborah Levy and Martino Gamper

The book contains 304 full-color pages

The zine ただいま [Tadaima] shows the perspective of artist Piccolo who documented her small family unit during 2021 using a Kodak Instax mini 11 camera

Rio Kobayashi is a maker and designer based in London

is a narrated tale about a fast track feudal system in a future Britain where planning officers are forced to choreograph awful dance routines alluding to their own demise and shoe laces are tied into colossal knots on the soles of shoes to signify status