This poster explores the often-unrecognized African influences embedded in Swiss design by visualizing the distinction between what is seen and what remains unseen. After closely engaging with the text, I focused on the concept of cultural contributions being overshadowed, using Braille as a primary typographic element to symbolize hidden histories and overlooked impact. The Braille follows the curvature of the golden ratio, reinforcing a structured yet subtle visual hierarchy, while a QR code connects the viewer directly to the source material, bridging accessibility, meaning, and form through intentional design decisions.