This project explores a novel system for encoding textual information into graphic patterns using a custom-designed font. The initial challenge addressed was the labor-intensive process of manually translating text into complex visual codes. To overcome this, a font was developed using Fontself Maker, enabling automated conversion of text into unique pattern sequences while maintaining visual consistency.

The project advances beyond functionality into experimental territory by iteratively generating new patterns from the negative spaces of previous ones. This process creates an evolving, self-reproducing visual language that oscillates between structured and chaotic forms. The approach highlights the interplay between positive and negative space, resulting in infinite variations driven by the input text.

Key outcomes include a functional font system that encodes messages into visual patterns and a conceptual framework for infinite pattern iteration. This dual focus integrates design, communication, and computational thinking, offering potential for future automation and generative applications.