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.
Each entry is thoroughly referenced and supported by additional resources, review citations, and legal and paralegal references.
The archive features a colour-coded filtering system that allows users to browse its contents easily.
A growing archive for Assisted Lab, a research group exploring cultural influences on assisted dying discourse. The archive continually evolves and welcomes contributions from scholars, healthcare professionals, patients, and artists worldwide.
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.
Conditions of a Necessity
2024
Coding, Design
Art, Education
Kirby, PHP
Structured as a table of contents, the site mirrors the format of a book, with chapters and indexes.
Each entry contains texts and images about the students’ practice and process.
Three index pages provide specific previews by retrieving content from other pages.
A website for Conditions of a Necessity, a creative program uniting graduating students during the pandemic. The website features exhibitions, research, and other works from these gatherings.
Delay and Encounter and/or Other Proximate Unknowns
2024
Identity, Print
Art, Research
A visual identity for the second episode of the travelling OtherNetwork exhibition. This exhibition was an invitation from the Foundation for Contemporary Art-Ghana to NGO Nothing Gets Organised to exhibit in their space based in Accra.
Eugène Architectes
2024
Website Conception by Olivier Talbot, Design by Building Paris.
Coding
Architecture, Archive
Next.js, Sanity
A timeline cursor helps navigate and understand the different periods of restoration projects and their historical relevance.
On scroll, large-sized headlines appear to indicate the years and periods, blending over the content.
The website landing occurs by selecting a date at random.
An interactive timeline for Eugène Architecture, an architectural firm specialising in the restoration of historic monuments from various periods.
Two viewing modes with a tidy 4-column image grid and a complete project index.
A new portfolio website for Normal Studio, a design agency promoting elementary design. The website documents their hands-on practice through projects for large manufacturers and more experimental, smaller-scale designs.
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2024
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PROGRAM/ME Gallery
Realisation supported by Fanny Hamelin
Set Design supported by Lola Tuall
Images by Aurélien Mole, Adrien Penpenic, and PROGRAM/ME
Coding, Design, Installation
Design
Four different cameras were used: Quentin’s Screen, Domitille’s Screen, and two views from the gallery.
A script, displayed as subtitles on the live stream, described each process step.
The setup reanacted our work environment.
For two days, we set up our office at the PROGRAM/ME gallery, turning the launch of our website into a performance. The design and programming were live-streamed, letting viewers and passersby spy on the different sets of our working process.
