PRISMA LX, one space, three audiences: the website and Estudio.

Exhibitions, workshops, residencies and evenings. PRISMA brings different practices and people together; the website needs to make room for them. Images come from several photographers, including me. The interface gives those contributions shared landmarks without imposing one way of showing the space.

Finding a date and preparing an application require different information. The calendar, Prisma AiR, workshops and Prismag therefore have their own entry points. French, English and Portuguese follow the same organisation: start with what you have come to do, then explore the details.

The wall gives the community a surface for writing or drawing. Pick a tool and colour, then leave a mark. On the team side, ink allowance, duration and moderation also need controls. Participation needs tools on both sides of the wall.

Publishing an event means preparing its content, date and publication state. Following an application means finding its file and moving it forward. Granting access means checking a member’s status. These actions organise the back office and the information each task requires.

Estudio brings together programming, residencies, content, community, reception and venue management. These workspaces connect: what the team prepares becomes what visitors read or reception checks. The interactive walkthrough lets you explore the system using demonstration data.

The main mark and its variations belong to PRISMA. I extend them through the website’s language: Fustat, black, white and eight colours. Logos and photographers can change while titles, dates and controls keep shared landmarks.