Projects embracing a low-tech approach, reviving past and sometimes forgotten technologies in a sustainable and simple manner.
Images, PDF documents, videos, and graphics are interconnected and hosted on her server, enabling easy sharing.
Different, dedicated domain names identify each project/website.
A series of mini-websites for artist Ana María Gómez López, using a low-tech, hand-coded approach based on a network of hyperlinks. The websites connect to the main repository and showcase her work practice.
Atelier Luma
2023
Image optimization script by Ivan Murit
Coding, Design, Identity, Research
Design, Education, Research
Docker
Statically generated pages to minimise server calls.
The image optimisation script by Ivan Murit and total image weight open only upon user click.
Various elements (menu, filters, images, etc.) are arranged following basic HTML code logic, from left to right, with line breaks based on browser size.
Images are displayed in a single size, maintaining their original format across all screen sizes
A defined number of elements per page with pagination to limit page weight and loading time.
An environmentally friendly research platform for Atelier Luma, the design research program of LUMA Arles. The platform is engineered and designed to resonate with their bioregional and ecologically focused design practices.
A new e-shop for Censored, an independent feminist magazine. The website’s triptych structure presents different issues of the magazine over time and outlines the strength of their network.
Graphisme en France
2022
Design in collaboration with Simon Bouvier, Fanny Hamelin and Antoine Elsensohn
Coding, Design, Print, Tool
Design, Research
Paged.js, Web-to-print
The different templates were designed to be visually compatible with each other, regardless of the tool used.
Tools in use: Paged.js 0.3.5
Adobe Indesign 17.4
Libre Office Text Document 7.4.1.2
Microsoft Excel 16.64
An experimental editorial approach for the twenty-eighth edition of the annual publication Graphisme en France, published by the CNAP. Each section of the book was formatted using a different editing tool or software to mirror the theme: graphic design, tools, and research.
A clean layout, paired with a monospaced font, directing attention towards the imagery.
Subtle, interactive elements and ASCII graphics disrupt the linear structure.
A portfolio tool allows to select and upload images upon logging in.
A long scroll feed showcasing images created by JEUDI.WANG, a studio dedicated to CGI creation in collaboration with architects, artists, and designers.
Sorting system to classify by typology
Simple structure with text spaces enriched by various links
A mini-website serving as an index for the various iterations of the Non-Extractive Architecture project over the past years.
Non-Extractive Architecture Exhibition
2021
Project initiated by Space Caviar, Graphic Identity by Experimental Jetset
Coding, Design, Installation, Print, Tool
Architecture, Research
Web-to-print
130 templates accommodated designs from 1*1/2 A4 to 9*6 A4 grids.
The rastering effect size was optimised for optimal viewing 1.5 meters from the wall.
An exhibition for Non-Extractive Architecture designed as an “open-door design studio,” where the public could witness the research process from the residency program. The modular exhibition space allowed ongoing development and reorganixation of research. Using the Exhibition Format Editor, an A3 paper grid was gradually filled and printed on-site to cover the walls of Palazzo delle Zattere before and during the exhibition.
