Ingmire, Codici 1

Codici 1 by Thomas Ingmire.

This book, published in 2003, has always been important for those who study abstract calligraphy. The author was a pioneer in creating compositions of great charm and impact, the reading of which is secondary to their visual impact. The author argues that, with the advent of typography, calligraphy has regained its original freedom, and in this book he explains how to find the best form, how to draw inspiration from Oriental calligraphy, and the meaning of rhythm, of the alternation of black strokes and white spaces, and of contrast.