A room facing its floor
The mark is a square with four sides cut away round a centre: an assembly facing the floor between it. Black glaze, fired clay and bone, the two colours of Attic pottery and the paper they were counted on, with Satoshi for every word.
Every object from the Agora, moving
Each part of governance has its object, drawn in one-bit dither and always in motion. The amphora carries a proposal's turnout as its frieze, the balance only sits level when every vote is counted, the water clock is hold to sign, and the five principles build and break apart cell by cell.
A ballot you hold to sign
The question set large, three Athenian ballots to choose from, a solid hub for, a hollow one against and a blank shard to abstain, a one-bit tally with its quorum, and the council of 48 seated round the floor. You hold the button to sign, so nobody votes by accident.
A live proposal in the hero
The hero is the product: a proposal created by one API call, votes arriving one by one, the tally filling until quorum is reached. Below it, each part of governance gets its own calm visual, and the code, the guarantees and the launch follow in the same black glaze.
Slides and a profile for X
Six slides in one case-study board, each a frame of its own, and an X profile with the Greek key running along its banner.
Governance anyone can count, and nobody can buy.
BloopA wallet where anyone can launch a coin in a minute, and see which friends hold it