Typography is usually fixed. You set it, place it, and it stays still. But what happens when you give a letter a body that responds? Oscillotype is a generative type experiment that turns physical input into letterforms. A potentiometer wired to an Arduino feeds real-time data into a system built on Lissajous curves. Turn the knob and the curves shift. The letters stretch, twist, and reshape in real time. The harder you push, the more dramatic the warp. It treats typography less like a finished object and more like an instrument. You don't just read the letters. You play them