CoFo Peshka
A 144-style variable sans covering Latin, Cyrillic and Hebrew, built around a contrast axis that runs from zero-stroke-contrast to full high-contrast across eight steps and six weights.
About
The family ships with 144 static styles plus a variable font, combining eight contrast values (0 through 1000) with six weights from Thin to Black and three slopes: upright, backslanted and slanted. That contrast axis is the defining structural idea, letting the typeface shift from a plain geometric skeleton to something approaching a high-contrast display face within a single family. Cyrillic, Latin and Hebrew are all covered, making it one of the few variable typefaces to span three distinct scripts simultaneously.
Classification
CoFo Peshka is a geometric sans-serif with a variable contrast axis, spanning from zero-contrast to high-contrast strokes across eight contrast levels and five weights, placing it in an experimental geometric sans tradition.