The project unites Chronos—quantitative, measurable time—and Kairos, which reflects its qualitative unevenness. 960 digital characters visualize 24 hours in 40 flashes, and the increasing boldness of these characters conveys the varying significance of individual moments. The calendar rethinks the conventional perception of time, merging its sequential structure with subjective experience.
The numbers and weeks, influenced by the medium, constantly interchange positions, occupying the even and odd sides of the page; months are displayed based on how days are organized in the calendar.
The varying typefaces create density and speak to the unevenness of moments while preserving the mechanical structure.
The change in weeks is displayed in the book device through an immersion into the understanding of chronos and kairos.
Daily guidance through quotes concerning the structure of time, drawn from great thinkers and religious texts.
