At the heart of the identity is a single universal graphic element: the dot. Appearing across natural and human-made systems, from distant stars and planetary forms to cellular structures, atomic particles, Morse code, Braille, and digital interfaces, the dot serves as a unifying symbol, connecting science, learning, and design.

The dot principle shaped the creation of the custom Mokslo Sala Dot typeface, built entirely on a dot-grid structure. Its controllable weight range allows light forms to merge with the grid, while heavier forms connect organically. The typeface works alongside the Science Island symbol, both structured purely through dots and grid logic.

Dot-based visuals extend seamlessly to illustration and photography, creating a flexible, scalable identity. Over time, visitors become part of the system, as portraits integrate with the dot graphics, reinforcing Science Island’s mission to make science participatory, curious, and alive.