Marina Yee

MoMu challenged us to create a longread that would spark interest in its Antwerp Six exhibition. I focused on Marina Yee, the group’s lesser-known member.

I worked independently on the research, storytelling, visual and interaction design, and frontend development.

After visiting MoMu and testing different story topics with four people, I chose to explore Marina’s life beyond fashion. I structured the story into five chapters, from her childhood to her work as an artist.

Inspired by Marina’s own collages and typography, I combined photography, textures and mixed fonts into a layered visual style, while keeping the interface clean and easy to navigate.

I added chapter navigation, an interview and hover interactions that reveal garment details, encouraging visitors to explore the story at their own pace.

I built the responsive website in Astro, using CSS Grid Areas for the collage layouts and GSAP for animations and interactions.

Want to see more? Check out my full process and the complete design in Figma.

A live, interactive longread connecting Marina’s personal story to MoMu’s exhibition, available on desktop and mobile.