Tracked out sans serif in art exhibition?

Question

Hi,
I'm trying to figure out the type ID on this tracked sans serif.
Any ideas?

Thanks

Comments

Where and when was this exhibition held? Do you know the title of the exiibition? We won't be able to make much of an ID from such a small, low-res, and skewed image, so other details will be needed....

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I managed to find the image of the installation originating from Yale School of Art’s 2014 Graphic Design MFA Thesis Show, entitled "New Business." (Sources: 1, 2, 3)

 

Other than that, I have no leads. Perhaps you guys can find further information from here.

Answer 1

Hard to be sure, given this image, but it looks a lot like Unica to me. There are two digitizations (Neue Haas Unica, and LL Unica), neither of which was available at the time of the show, so maybe it was a student revival project.

Comments

Thanks to Faux Icing’s link to the exhibition website we can see a closer look at the typeface. It’s a pretty close match ot Lineto’s LL Unica.

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More text (albeit tiny and outlined).

You mentioned the two digital versions of Unica that are currently available commercially, but there are/were more, including Scangraphic’s unauthorized and discontinued one, and a couple of semi-private ones.

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Thanks for the reminder! How could I have overlooked the Fonts In Use description?

Answer 2

Bright Grotesk is similar

The 2014 MFA graduates are listed on this page, but a quick look through what information I could find on them did not reveal the name of this type design.