A word, scratched rather than written.

Scribe takes text and abandons the idea of a typeface. Letterforms are rebuilt as procedural marks — scored, split and worried at by the code until they read the way something scratched into a surface reads, not the way something set in type does.

Underneath is a Voronoi structure, the same partitioning that decides how cells fill a leaf or how cracks propagate through a glaze. Language is handed to a process that has no interest in legibility, and asked to survive it.

The words are chosen. Everything that happens to them is arithmetic.

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