Rupta is a grotesk built on disruption, where precision meets fracture. It explores the boundary between systematic construction and deliberate imperfection, drawing strength from the tension that holds both together.

Its forms are rational yet fractured, defined by sharp cuts, exaggerated inktraps, and structural irregularities that challenge the neutrality of modernist sans serifs. Each curve and corner feels engineered, then interrupted, as if logic itself were momentarily broken.