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Digital Art Exhibition

A promo site for a digital art exhibition that is itself part of the show.

Client
Name TBD
Industry
Art, events
Role
Web designer, motion
Year
2026
Visual direction
Experimental, motion, 3D
Services
Art direction, Motion and 3D, Visual design, Front end
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Concept

A site for digital art can’t just describe the work. It opens with an interactive 3D piece that reacts to the cursor and scroll, then turns into a clear practical page: artists, programme, tickets.

Challenge

The exhibition needed to sell tickets for a fixed run and stand out in social feeds, without the experimental part hiding dates, venue, and the ticket button.

  • A first screen people share
  • Tickets reachable in one click from anywhere
  • Experimental, but fast and accessible

Structure

Interactive opening
  1. 01About the exhibition
  2. 02Artists and works
  3. 03Programme: talks and performances
  4. 04Visit: dates, venue, accessibility
  5. 05Tickets

Visual system

Typefaces

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SyneDisplayABCDEFGHIJKLM abcdefghijklm 0123456789
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Geist MonoMeta and UIABCDEFGHIJKLM abcdefghijklm 0123456789

Palette

  • Void#0B0B0D
  • Mist#F2F2F2
  • Acid#D6FF3D
  • Violet#6A4DFF
  • Moss#8CE06B

Grid

Canvas full-bleed · 12 col for content

Key pages

3D openingA real-time WebGL piece driven by cursor and scroll, with a reduced-motion version and a static fallback.
ArtistsEach artist opens a fullscreen view of the work with a short statement and a video fragment.
Ticket flowA sticky ticket button, date and time-slot picker, and a clear price for each ticket type.

Then and now

OriginalRefresh 2026

Same structure and ticket flow; the opening is rebuilt as real-time 3D, and type and motion follow current experimental web design.

Results at launch

XX XXX
tickets sold
XX%
of sales from the site
XX
Lighthouse performance with 3D
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