Instituto Suane (2025)
Institutional site built to preserve and showcase the work of Lúcia de Barros Carvalho (1922–2020), the Brazilian artist known as Suanê, whose vast body of work spanning over seven decades has only recently started to gain recognition. Designed from scratch, featuring a smart home carousel that crops each painting to its most relevant detail at any viewport size, a fullscreen lightbox gallery that signals interactive images, and a navbar that fades out when the user stops to observe the artwork.
VisitDry Signals (2020)
Interactive soundscape based on ethnographic research in the Brazilian Northeast by Michael B. Silvers. A digitized painting by Manoel Neto becomes a clickable map, each hotspot triggers field recordings with a smooth audio crossfade, while an animated zoom and text overlay provide context for the sound.
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