The Masetzu Logosyllabary is a fictional script inspired by the ancient Mayan writing system of Mesoamerica. This writing system combines the characteristics of syllabaries and logographies, using modular images to represent objects and concepts. The challenges lay in creating distinctive symbols to represent the thousands of consonant-vowel combinations in English, while allowing these symbols to convey broader meanings. Thesesymbols are richly rooted in the physical world, encompassing depictions of human organs, abstract figures, plants, animals, and man-made objects. Masetzu distinguishes itself from the original Mayan script by incorporating “shells” that surround the characters to define the parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.) and small “tags” to signify when a symbol should be interpreted symbolically rather than phonetically. This project extends the script’s artistic expression into other media, such as ceramic sculptures and abstract art, fostering a dialogue between tradition and modernity.