Portfolio
Lux Perpetua is a contemporary art center in Mérida bringing together a gallery, a printmaking workshop, and an artist residency. With 26 exhibitions and 14 Mexican and international artists, the challenge was to transform its fragmented digital presence into a bilingual platform that could work both as a curated archive for the gallery and as a professional portfolio for its artists, while handling complex relationships between artists, artworks, and exhibitions without compromising the visual experience.
[01] Solution
Built around the problem.
I designed and developed the content architecture in Sanity around the relationships between artists, artworks, and exhibitions. To keep the CMS scalable, I built a Factory Pattern that generated recurring field structures and automatically included English versions of each field, reducing repetitive schema work by approximately 80%. GROQ queries then resolved the nested relationships between content without duplicating data or creating unnecessary requests.
On the frontend, I built the bilingual experience with Next.js and created the site's visual interactions using GSAP and CSS Grid. The result was a system where exhibitions could automatically surface their associated artworks and artists, while the team could manage and expand the content directly through Sanity without rebuilding pages manually.
[02] Results
The numbers tell the story.
[01]
26+
Exhibitions
[02]
14
Artist
[03]
80%
Less schema work
