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Well Krau

Well Krau has been developped by Piere Terrier, Aimée Hoving and Jérôme Rigaud during the GTF workshop at écal in 2002.
Its design is based on a matrix using real square of fabric stitched on velcro and freely ajustable – sadly the original prototype in fabric has been lost.

November 5, 2002 by jerome
Category: matrix, typeface
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