Structures designed to be as simple, clear, and straightforward as possible.
A zoom function allows you to enlarge the entire grid and watch the artwork from one camera to the next.
The website’s structure mimics a 9-slot grid surveillance screen.
An online exhibition website structured as a video surveillance monitor for the art installation While We Were Gone. Due to the pandemic-induced closure, Château Béla used hotel CCTV cameras to capture the artworks and make them accessible online until it could reopen.
Strict grid layout for both list and grid views
Soft loading of images with a blur effect
Custom slideshow with a small image list preview
A website for cadet capela, a multi-space art gallery based in Paris. The website blends list and image views, showcasing artwork images, detailed artist biographies, and an extensive exhibition archive.
The simple scroll structure provides a seamless image backdrop, spanning the entire page width.
The website combines the photographer’s recent work, filtered into five key categories
A website for the photographer Florian Braakman, who draws inspiration from the dynamic cityscape of Rotterdam.
An online repository for the project manual.vision by the artist, writer, and researcher Ana María Gómez López. The webpage presents her research on ocular germination through a series of image and text-based instructions.
Asynchronous scrolling enables navigation through images and texts.
The artists’ texts are displayed randomly each time the site is refreshed.
A website for Ndayé Kouagou, an author, performer, and video artist. His artistic practice revolves around language, exploring the power, meaning, sound, and form of words.
One page slim grid layout enriched with multiple links
An index for Finnish journalist and author Pihla Hintikka. The webpage lists books, articles, and projects organised by category.
