Thursday 20 May09:30–10:15Forum / UTC
Ideas / Talk
An identity is an open system
How a simple visual principle can hold a brand together without making every expression the same.
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Thursday 20 May10:30–11:15Forum / UTC
Ideas / Talk
The rhythm of a reading experience
A close look at the relationship between a headline, a paragraph, and the space around them.
Milo Arden ↗Thursday 20 May10:45–12:15Studio / UTC
Practice / Workshop
One shape, many possibilities
Build a flexible identity from a single geometric starting point. Paper and a pencil are enough.
Ada Vale ↗Thursday 20 May11:30–12:15Forum / UTC
Ideas / Talk
Small rules, unexpected forms
What a simple generative system can teach us about control, variation, and choosing when to stop.
Nora Sen ↗Thursday 20 May14:00–15:00Forum / UTC
Ideas / Conversation
In praise of the unfinished
All three fictional speakers discuss the role of incomplete ideas, rough work, and useful uncertainty.
All speakers ↗Friday 21 May09:30–11:00Studio / UTC
Practice / Workshop
The constraint lab
Make a family of visual compositions from a short set of rules. No coding knowledge required.
Nora Sen ↗Friday 21 May10:00–10:45Forum / UTC
Ideas / Talk
Type has a point of view
How typographic choices communicate character before anyone reads the words.
Milo Arden ↗Friday 21 May11:15–12:00Forum / UTC
Ideas / Talk
Useful consistency, not repetition
A practical framework for deciding what stays fixed and what can move inside a visual identity.
Ada Vale ↗Friday 21 May13:00–14:30Studio / UTC
Practice / Workshop
A poster with something to say
Turn a short sentence into a clear typographic composition, then test it at a different scale.
Milo Arden ↗Friday 21 May14:00–14:45Forum / UTC
Ideas / Talk
The human choice in a system
Why editing, context, and intention matter as much as the rules that generate a form.
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