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Rendered in stark black on white, this symmetrical symbol feels like a primitive mask or totem, fused with the sensibility of a cybernetic blueprint. It resembles a face—but not a human one. Instead, it looks like a schematic for perception itself, as if vision were engineered from instinct, ritual, and machine.
The large circular forms at the bottom dominate like exaggerated goggles or eyes—perhaps functioning as both lenses and mirrors. Across the top, a rigid bar with mechanical details gives the impression of structure or restraint—holding the glyph in tension or containment. Curved extensions on either side evoke claws, horns, or insect limbs. They are eye-like in shape, reinforcing the theme of vision or surveillance. The white gaps between elements are just as significant—offering breath and pause between the heavy black strokes.
Rendered in stark black on white, this symmetrical symbol feels like a primitive mask or totem, fused with the sensibility of a cybernetic blueprint. It resembles a face—but not a human one. Instead, it looks like a schematic for perception itself, as if vision were engineered from instinct, ritual, and machine.
The large circular forms at the bottom dominate like exaggerated goggles or eyes—perhaps functioning as both lenses and mirrors. Across the top, a rigid bar with mechanical details gives the impression of structure or restraint—holding the glyph in tension or containment. Curved extensions on either side evoke claws, horns, or insect limbs. They are eye-like in shape, reinforcing the theme of vision or surveillance. The white gaps between elements are just as significant—offering breath and pause between the heavy black strokes.