The White Cube is a museum in the middle of a plantation in Lusanga, DRC, that was abandoned by Unilever. The museum was founded by the Congolese Plantation Workers Art League (CATPC for short), who operate from Lusanga, and the Amsterdam-based art institute Human Activities. While working at Human Activities, I became the project manager and designer for the launch of a website for the White Cube.
The website includes an interactive 360º video tour of the museum and surrounding area (notably CATPC's atelier, land restoration project and palm oil mill), a page that gives an overview of the museum's program, a page with a series of videos for learning, and more.
The concept for the 360º videos was created with CATPC member Ced'art Tamasala, who also directed the making of the videos. The hosting of the videos was set up on a platform called Micr.io, where I also added links and a map to guide the user from one video to the next. I designed the roadmap and map so that the visitor can make a full tour of Lusanga or move back to the map to jump to a specific site.
I made mock-ups of the design of each type of page on the website, which was then implemented by the design agency Fabrique.