PerpetualCalendar

This circular calendar turns the passing of time into a physical and visual gesture. Composed of four flat plates, the front and back layers remain fixed, while the two inner discs rotate to display the current day and month. Each disc moves independently through a simple analog system, guided by magnets embedded within the structure. The interaction is quiet and precise — more than a mechanism, it’s a ritual. As the arms rotate and align, they form new geometries each day, offering not just information but a graphic expression of time itself. The position of the arms becomes a daily snapshot of where you are in the year. A calendar that doesn’t just count time, but draws it.