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The MisSk
a walkable 3D museum for a street artist
missk-museum.pages.dev
A site for The MisSk, a graffiti artist from Florentin in Tel Aviv, where you walk through a warehouse covered wall to wall in graffiti and order a print over WhatsApp with one tap.
Preview: 66 works in three buildings, smooth on a phone
The challenge
She had no art site at all, only a design and branding portfolio. Her work lives on street walls and on a Facebook page. A standard gallery site, a grid of images on white, would erase exactly what makes the work hers. And it had to run smoothly on a phone, where most people would open it.
What I did
- Gathered 66 works from Wikimedia Commons photos, credited to their photographers, and from her Facebook page: 15 murals, 24 street pieces and 27 paintings. Murals were cropped out of the street photos, and paintings on shaped wood panels were cut out as objects of their own.
- Built three walkable buildings: a warehouse, a tunnel, and an open air courtyard. Every wall is defined as data (type, background graffiti, which works hang on it), so a piece can be moved without touching code.
- Baked the lighting of each building in advance so the phone never has to compute it live, with two quality levels picked automatically by device.
- Added footsteps and room acoustics for each building, synthesized in code with no audio files, and an entrance door that opens onto the museum itself.
- Alongside the walk, built a plain view of every work with filters, a card per piece, print orders over WhatsApp straight to the artist, and a form to commission a mural.
The decision that made the difference
A graffiti warehouse, not a white cube. Street art hung on a white wall looks like a photo of street art. Here the museum walls are graffiti themselves, with framed paintings hung on top. The artist's identity is the space, not just what hangs in it.
What came out of it
- A live preview since October 24, 2026, with all three buildings, baked lighting, footsteps and the entrance door.
- Tested on a real phone, the warehouse runs smoothly.
- The artist's WhatsApp is connected, and any work can be ordered as a print.
Live link
missk-museum.pages.dev (preview, blocked from search engines)