What if language could be written from the body—eternal, uncensorable, and beyond classification?

The Alphabet is a revolutionary artistic system where each letter is not designed, but discovered. Through close-up photographs of Pauline Faieff’s body—taken without filters, styling, or correction—fragments of skin, shadow, and light reveal 26 abstract characters: evocative, intimate, and deeply human.

Each letter is inscribed as a Bitcoin Ordinal:
a poetic system carved from the body, preserved on-chain.
Immutable. Untouchable. Unfiltered.

More than visual art, every letter comes with its own poem—
a quiet act of resistance, a line of liberation,
a breath of meaning that deepens the form.

This isn’t about tricking algorithms.
It’s about creating what they cannot decode.
A language that breathes, evolves, and soon—
will become code through generative art.

The Alphabet doesn’t resist systems.
It writes its own.