Oded Ezer | Typosexual
This extraordinary typographer breaches the boundaries of typography through juxtaposing it with art and science. Ezer writes his own rules as an experimentalist with works of letters transformed into bizarre and mesmerizing shapes and designs from insects to cloned human sperm cells injected with typographic information into its DNA.
| Picture above showing Ezer's bizarre Typosperma |
Working from his studio in Israel, Ezer attempts to explore new fields as a pioneer for typography in a similar manner as graffiti and street artists are carving their way as a mainstream form of art and communication, with the world as an audience.
Ezer became obsessed with typoplastic surgeries and its possibilities, so he literally started attaching letters to his body and face. Another amazing concepts to hit typography is Ezer's Typosperma creation. Using biotechnological methods, Ezer creates a form of new transgenic living creatures which are half-human sperm and half-letter by implanting typographic information into the DNA of cloned sperm cells.
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