Each year’s calendar is printed on a roll of Kvadrat Divina 3 fabric, chosen for its durability and potential for recycling. The calendars have an unconventional format, eschewing the subdivision of months into seven-day weeks and lacking the usual indications of days of the week, weekends and public holidays. Instead, months are typographically arranged without hierarchy in parallel vertical rows, with each month at the top of the row represented by a number, from 1 to 12. This deliberately uniform typographical approach is intended to prompt reflection on how little (or how much) time there is in a year, to provide a sense of the number of days in a year, and to reflect the transience and importance of each individual day.