Recursive Modularity: Braille as Ornament, Ornament as Language

E. Recursive Modularity: Braille as Ornament, Ornament as Language

This method explores the potential of Braille not as an embedded system within ornamentation, but as a generative principle of the ornamental pattern itself. 

Drawing on the repetition logic of Islamic geometric tiling particularly girah systems and especially tessellated kufic inscriptions, for example in brick work or on mosque minarets...this approach reconceives Braille dots as structural nodes within a repeatable visual and tactile grammar. The result is an architecture of language where reading and viewing, touching and beholding, enter into a repeating, back and forth dialogue.

 Any small phrase, such as "peace," "rahma," or "light," might be encoded multiple times across a surface, with each tile becoming both an act of devotion and a unit of spatial rhythm.(this can be seen as geometric replica of unity of many of arabesque).. 

must say here,,least of my favourite methods ,yet worth exploring as it is a solid principle!