On Fonts examines the body as property and drives at the question of permission and ownership through the lens of one’s coming of sexuality. Set in another world defined by harsh lines and colder climates, a young girl meets a young boy and they grow together. She remains the same physical form but as the boy grows, he shape shifts into another boy and finally a man. With language that captures the innocence and whimsy  of childhood logic, the characters grapple with very large and complex ideas, challenging societal norms. Moving from the linguistic realm into the physical, the girl and the man have to find new ways to own and define their bodies and space in which they exist.