This reads like poetry. Fronzoni’s reverence for space, simplicity, and the quiet power of contrast is a reminder that design—like language—is often most profound in its restraint. As someone who writes about psychology and compassion, I can’t help but see the parallel: emptiness doesn’t mean absence; it’s what makes meaning possible.
Black and white are not limits—they’re invitations to imagine more deeply.
Here’s to making the world A Little Bit Kinder. ⚫⚪💛
This reads like poetry. Fronzoni’s reverence for space, simplicity, and the quiet power of contrast is a reminder that design—like language—is often most profound in its restraint. As someone who writes about psychology and compassion, I can’t help but see the parallel: emptiness doesn’t mean absence; it’s what makes meaning possible.
Black and white are not limits—they’re invitations to imagine more deeply.
Here’s to making the world A Little Bit Kinder. ⚫⚪💛
Thanks for reading, Michael. And yes, couldn't agree more. It's a special essay.