Monograph
A living wall for curious eyes.
Monograph is an independent journal for curious eyes. A narrow gallery-blue index accompanies a living wall of photographs, essays, and studio observations on warm paper. Four unequal columns create a reading rhythm of their own: a long exhibition view, a floating colour study, a sculptural detail, and a small record of work. Delicate serif headlines and precise publishing notes keep the imagery in focus. Readers can change the issue, explore subjects, open a longer essay, and keep a personal reading list. Below the wall, exhibition archives and a printed edition invite a slower encounter with art, objects, and the spaces between them.
- Role
- Brand identity and frontend design
- Year
- 2026
- Platform
- Responsive website
- Status
- live
The problem
An art journal should let essays, photographs and smaller observations keep their different scales. Issue navigation and saved reading should support that editorial rhythm.
What I built
An editorial website with issue and subject controls, complete story details, reading-list state and exhibition notes.
Inside the product.
Screens from the working product, with demonstration data.
Desktop website
Four different column rhythms sit beside a navy issue rail. Exhibition views, color studies and small studio records retain their own shape rather than becoming equal cards.
Scroll sideways to inspect the interface.
The choices behind it.
Brand identity and frontend design
Build an unequal editorial wall
Four different column rhythms sit beside a navy issue rail. Exhibition views, color studies and small studio records retain their own shape rather than becoming equal cards.
Keep the reading context
Readers can change issue and subject, open a complete story drawer and save a piece. Credits and opening paragraphs stay with the selected essay.
Two columns in conversation
Two open editorial columns form an abstract journal spread, holding art and criticism in conversation.
From start to finish.
- Choose an issue or subject
- Open a visual essay
- Keep a personal reading list
Build details Stack, scope, and implementation
Built with
- React 19
- TypeScript
- Vite
- CSS
Areas
- Web design
- Brand identity
- Editorial
- Art magazine
- Culture
- Exhibitions