Stravinsky
A display typeface that grafts Didot-era vertical contrast and squarish counters onto a grotesque sans structure, yielding something deliberately unstable in character.
About
Six weights from Extralight to Extrabold give it range across headline and display contexts, while OpenType alternates including optional Didot serifs and Cyrillic alternates allow the designer to dial up or down its period references. Extended Latin and Cyrillic script support broadens its reach. It can read as traditional or conspicuously contemporary depending on how it is paired and which alternates are activated.
Classification
Stravinsky fuses Didot-style vertical contrast and squarish counters with a contemporary grotesque sans-serif structure, making it a display-oriented hybrid that defies standard classification. The high contrast and experimental character place it firmly in the display category.