The Liminal Archive is an ongoing research project and digital repository by Limbo Accra — a spatial design practice based in Ghana. Through the technique of photogrammetry, the project documents unfinished buildings and modernist ruins across Africa.
I was commissioned to design and develop a website and a video that brings this archive to life through an immersive, spatial experience. The website, built with Three.js, weaves together 3D point cloud scans and videos, creating a layered digital landscape. The website complements a video which is part of the art piece "The "Ritual, The Void, The Repair" from Limbo Accra.
The Center for Planetary Pedagogies is an initiative by re:arc institute, offering a free online educational program designed to foster awareness around environmental issues.
Drawing inspiration from its name, Amélie Lorente developed a vocabulary rooted in cartography. We envisioned the courses topics as interconnected territories or ‘islands of knowledge’—not separate, but intertwined, enriching and evolving together. On the homepage, visitors are invited to explore a “map” that represents the curriculum, with keywords drawn from the courses.
This calm generative composition changes with each page load, offering a unique perspective every time. Each course page has its own color & icon combinaison, creating a specific atmosphere for each curriculum, which was then used by the teachers on teaching materials or on social medias.
Using p5.js & Sanity, Re:arc can create new courses & patterns for future curriculums development & for production of new animated materials.
Art Direction: Michelle Kuan, Visual Identity: Amélie Lorente
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Ophelia is an LA-based creative agency. Their company name comes from their cat whom you’ll find hints of throughout their website.
The Liminal Archive is an ongoing research project and digital repository by Limbo Accra — a spatial design practice based in Ghana. Through the technique of photogrammetry, the project documents unfinished buildings and modernist ruins across Africa.
The video is part of the art piece "The Ritual, The Void, The Repair" from Limbo Accra. Limbo Accra wanted to create a video piece exploring the Ndiouga Kébé Palace, using point clouds in a floating peaceful atmosphere. I was happy to help them bring their vision to life. The piece was featured in various exhibitions including the Venice Architecture Biennale of 2025.
Video Concept & Creative Direction: Limbo Accra
Creative & Video Production: Studio OBV
I was commissioned by Michelle Kuan to work on her portfolio last year and before sharing with you the full project, I wanted to share an unselected exploration.
I was inspired by her beautiful imagery and decided to explore the CMS’s built-in image processor to create lightweight placeholders. These placeholders appear initially, and as you scroll, the full-resolution image seamlessly loads into view.
After experimenting with the API’s parameters such as contrast, gamma, light, and a bit of added CSS, I landed on this gray imprint effect, which I really liked—it reminds of the trace an image might leave behind over time.
Julien Vallon is a french visual artist renowned for his work in magazines and print campaigns.
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Website for LA based director & artist Anthony Leonardi III taking inspiration from photo contact sheets, allowing the user to get a whole overview of their work instantly.
Experimentations & research for one of Nicoletti Contemporary's exhibitions: Microgravities
Microsite for re:arc institute's first symposium in São Paulo, Arquiteturas do bem-estar planetário.
Webdesign: Emi Takahashi & Michelle Kuan
Aesthetik is a visual artist and creative director working between Berlin and New York City. The website was designed to be as minimal as possible, with the information page and menu combined into a single, intuitive navigation bar that appears only when the cursor hovers at the top of the screen. The homepage presents a dialogue between two images at a time, encouraging visual interplay with minimal clicks. Viewers can easily switch between white and black backdrops—by moving the cursor to the bottom of the screen—to emphasize the contrasts within the work.
Studio August is a fashion brand based in Estonia built upon minimalism, comfort, and practicality. Our goal was to make their website’s form follow function. Using Shopify, the clean, vertical navigation of the e-shop upholds the brand’s value for style and functionality, but their Collections page is where comfort enters. Every piece is visible without scrolling, and an enlarged view opens on the same page by hovering the cursor over an image, making the user experience much more enjoyable.
Paul Jung is a New York-based photographer. Our challenge was to keep his website engaging in the long term with a defined lasting selection of photography. Despite a limited number of images, each entrance to the website remains a new design experience. We introduced a code that decides the order, size, and position of each image based on an algorithm that randomly reinvents the design with each refresh.