The Dead Letter Archive is a speculative archive of asemic writing and imagined scripts. It catalogues, preserves, and exhibits scripts that cannot be read.
Spanning visual identity system, typography, and exhibition design, the project explores what makes a writing system feel real. The archive brings together imagined writing systems, each developed from a specific world and context, allowing the forms and visual language to emerge naturally from them.
Isoura
As part of the archive, I designed Isoura, an imagined script used by an isolated island community with no recorded contact with the outside world. Fluid and wave derived, the script continues to evolve with the community.
