Multi-Script Postcards
Comparative Study
This project presents a comparative study of multiple writing systems, including Mandaic, Syriac, Hebrew, Arabic, Avestan, and Yezidi.
Each script was analysed in terms of structure, proportion, and visual rhythm, with the aim of understanding how different writing systems organise form and meaning. The study focuses on the internal logic of each script rather than stylistic variation.
The findings were translated into a series of postcard compositions, where each script is presented within a controlled format. The layouts are designed to maintain consistency while allowing the structural differences between scripts to remain visible.
The result is a visual comparison that highlights both the diversity and underlying principles of historical writing systems within a contemporary design framework.