Lozenge

Psychedelic wave-field op-art in teal and tangerine with two photographic voices — hard low-sun documentary frames behind a tint on photographic covers and full-bleed breaks, and bright, colourful live photography of performers and crowds: a field of thin dark rules twists through the frame like a ribbon on hero cards — a half-twist with a woven waist on the cover, a quarter turn settling on edge at the close — and relaxes to straight strips, faint grounds, and a vertical seam on body cards; the low-sun frames set pale caps bare on warm sunlit surfaces against cool blue-green shade, while saturated live photographs of performers, crowds, and rooms fill photo rails, peer columns, portrait rows, and galleries; the card grounds change by role, so the deck reads loud and quiet in turn — a deep-teal plane by default, the pale cream plate as the whole card for tables, charts, comparisons, and dense prose, a dark ink ground with a teal keyline for ledgers, timelines, and portraits, and a whole-card tangerine for one statement and one sequence; a very heavy, wide black grotesk sets large caps titles, a neutral grotesk the reading copy, and small solid tangerine lozenge dashes beside the text are the only accent.