The Library of Babel is a short story by Jorge Luis Borges that envisions an infinite, labyrinthine library containing every possible book, symbolizing the universe and exploring themes of infinity, knowledge, and chaos.
This motion mirage project, inspired by The Library of Babel, explores themes of infinity and the limits of human understanding through a visual and narrative world set in a vast library that symbolizes the paradoxes of the infinite universe.
The concept highlights the library's infinite loop and paradoxes: it contains all knowledge, yet its vastness makes finding anything useful nearly impossible, illustrating that in an infinite space, the end mirrors the beginning.
We designed a symbolic, abstract font inspired by the 120° and 60° angles of a hexagon, featuring thick edges that align harmoniously with its shape.
Using typeface flowing animation to reflect the concept of randomness and infinity of the worldview
Testing different texture and lighting to capture the vibe of the concept