Website for artist, scenographer and architect Tanja Mala Ngombe. The landing page includes a custom and interactive GLSL shader.

Web design and development for Hyperlink, a Paris based experimental music label.

This project is an interactive browser-based tool that mimics the qualities of drawing with a felt-pen.

Developed using the p5.js library, it can capture nuances such as speed and layering. This tool was originally created to make visuals for a specific artwork.

Web design and development for In Vitro, a Brussels-based platform dedicated to contemporary music and sound art. In Vitro organizes live performances, time-based exhibitions, and occasional discursive events.

Design in collaboration with Ran Devos.

A research log compiled during my 2024 residency at Q-O2 (Brussels), documenting the process of the conceptual development, user interface design, and C++ implementation of a VST plugin.

Website design and development for the Bye Bye Binary type foundry, in collaboration with Amélie Dumont, Ludi Loiseau, and Eugénie Bidaut, featuring a CSS-only gradient animation.

Bye Bye Binary (BBB) ​​is a Franco-Belgian collective working on creating post-binary glyphs for a french inclusive language.

Web development for Nebbia, a London-based architecture and design studio led by Madhav Kidao and Brando Posocco.

Web design by Studio Lowrie.

Identity and web-based generative tool for the Sound of the Underground 2025. Built with p5.js, this generative tool shapes the visual language of SOBU.

Event organised by Different Class magazine and the Botanique concert hall in Brussels.

Visual identity, web design, and development for R.O.M — a network of theatres and festivals supporting artistic residencies. The identity was conceived to be flexible and adaptable across formats, avoiding fixed or static representations.

Together with Clara Sambot.

Web design and development of an article from "Bog Magazine: The Issue of Work". Each article of this issue was designed and developed by a different web developer.

The user leaves living traces on the screen, splattering the interface with their movements as they explore the website.

Other developers include Rifke Sadleir, Billy Myles-Berkouwer, Felix Luke and Hazel Ryan.

Web design and development for Brussels based fashion photographer Hanna Pallot.

The fourth edition of Oscillation festival organised by QO-2 in Brussels was dedicated to the question "what it means to address a public, and how, by changing the site of a performance, the relationship between audience and performer shifts".

A dynamic SVG drawing grows according the number of people connected on the page, playing with the idea of audience.

Web design and development together with OSP (Open Source Publishing).

3D visual and CD design for the release of artist Justin on MONTAGE.