• Odassien x Dexamenes case study text panel between photos of glazed ceramic vessels and running water
  • Odassien homepage with a candlelit altar photo, a blurred beach crowd and the main menu on cream
  • Horizontal gallery on the Odassien site: candles, a woman holding a smoking bowl, a carved stone column
  • Floating images of stone monoliths and smoke layered over the Odassien homepage text
  • Overlapping performance photos from Odassien x Dexamenes, figures pouring water beside a pool
  • Dexamenes project text over night photos of performers and a fountain sculpture of vessels
  • Dark Odassien homepage with a lit carpet installation and a candlelit card ritual
  • Odassien project gallery: silver bowl of daisies, photo-printed card tins and printed question cards
  • Odassien x Dexamenes (II) text beside terracotta vessels and guests at a long wine-tasting table
  • Dark Odassien homepage with floating images of a stone monolith in a hazy room and a carved relief
  • Shadowy figure in an amber-lit room between screens showing hands playing cards, Odassien gallery
  • Odassien homepage on cream with two candlelit ritual photos and the About and Happenings links
  • Odassien Happenings text panel opened over photos of performers pouring water by a pool
  • Odassien homepage featuring the Dexamenes (II) event, terracotta vessels under a wooden canopy by the sea
  • Three mobile screens of the Odassien site: homepage, two dancers by a red door, and the About page

Odassien

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Website for Odassien, a practice of rituals and happenings, built with designer Alex Kokx.

Odassien wanted the site to reveal itself layer by layer, like their events: "Visitors are encouraged to explore at their own pace. They may surrender to the hypnotic movement and visual choreography or linger, engaging with the various words, images, and symbols that shape our narrative."

Alex Kokx designed the identity and the site under Odassien's creative direction. We built it. The homepage is a ribbon of images, each moving at its own rhythm, so the loop never plays the same way twice. On project pages the scroll is inverted, which slows the visitor down and draws them into each project.

Credits

  • Creative direction, Curation – Eleni Tranouli
  • Design & Branding elements – Alex Kokx
  • Web Development – alāsu.works

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