WordCrossing

Logo

Mauritius Escher

The logo that we created was inspired by Maurits Cornelis Escher’s studies od infinity: he invented the so called “Moebius strip”, a surface with only one side and one boundary component.

In fact, It can be made using a strip of paper by gluing the two ends together with a half-twist.

The two components of the logo recall two rings, like the wedding rings. These rings symbolize marriage and the meeting of two different cultures.

More logos together can form a spiral that recalls the DNA; this refers to the concept of life so it brings you to think about a bond between different lives.

We created a module with nine sub-modules; the module contains nine squares and four circles.

You obtain a square by joining the centres of the circles.

The combination of two or more modules, with also a change of colour, gives the logo more liveliness.

• Luca Rossi, IV F