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OtherNetwork

othernetwork.io

2023



Project initiated by Cookies together with Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen.
Collaboration with Yeelena De Bels, Hannah Broucaret, Simon Bouvier and Geoffrey
Oliaro



Coding, Design, Identity, Research

Archive, Art, Research

Docker, Kirby, Next.js

The website is organised around three network levels: Global, City, and Entry.



Each node within the network is displayed based on connections, collaborations,
and relationships rather than physical proximity.



Each network can be filtered by sub-category and features an advanced search
function.



A form is provided for visitors interested in joining the network.



The platform hosts OtherNetwork’s original content, including a travelling
exhibition series and regular satellite events in selected partner cities
worldwide.



Editorial pages are available in several languages, including Yorùbá.



A table navigation view allows for easy browsing of the extensive database.




An online platform for the experimental and emerging cultural institution,
OtherNetwork. This platform explores connections between independent art spaces
through interconnected networks and visualisations.

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.



manual.vision

manual.vision

2020

Coding, Design, Identity

Art

A sticky scroll navigation aligns different image sizes in a playful layout.



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.

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.



*Duuu Radio

duuuradio.fr

2020



Design by Spassky Fischer



Coding

Art, Design

All content unfolds in a tabular structure: texts, audio player, information,
cover slideshows…





After one minute of inactivity, a screen saver appears, displaying the passage
of time.



An advanced search function offers infinite combinations and cross-references
between filter data.




An online radio website for *Duuu, a radio dedicated to contemporary creation.
The tabular-structured website functions as an archive with three different
navigation modes.




LAST PROJECT ONLINE

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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.