Since 2001, PampaType’s pioneering and passionate work has become widely recognized in the Latin American type scene for its quality and originality. Their carefully handcrafted fonts deploy visual, rather than mathematical, strategies, resulting in organic rhythms that never feel mechanical. PampaType understands the significant role type plays in human culture. On the one hand it must be comfortable to read for the reader focused on the meaning of the text, and on the other it must propose elegance to the sensitive viewer. Thus what matters has to be said in sharp, beautiful letterforms, with a clear intention in mind.

Alejandro “Loche” Lo Celso of PampaType, Fernanda Cozzi of FerCozzi, and Rodrigo Saiani of Plau: Together, they present a cross section type design that is equal parts practical and exciting. Lucas Czarnecki talks to them about the combination of Latin culture and contemporary design they bring to Type Network.