Landscape brings a museum-like restraint to Claxton Projects, a site presenting the work of photographer Laia Abril. A long, light-weight serif paragraph opens the page in generous white space, describing a practice that is transformative rather than descriptive. Below it, a quietly ordered grid of thumbnails – portraits, still lifes and a single striking red skull – lets each project hold its own. The near-total absence of decoration keeps the focus squarely on the images and the writing. This is confident editorial web design that treats photography with real care.
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