What You See is Not What It Meant

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What You See is Not What It Meant is an experimental typography project. The main concept of this project is that when people focus on one thing, they usually ignore the other side of the fact. Given one single word on one glass panel, the viewers are always able to see the word. On the other hand, the other panel shows meaningless shapes, and when these shapes combine with the word on the first panel, the viewers will be able to see another word in an exact angle,

or the shadow that created through the spot light.