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You are designing a portfolio for an AI artist and creative technologist. Avoid generic art direction templates or simple hero + menu layouts. This must not look like a design agency site – it should feel like a personal digital gallery, unusual and memorable. Creative direction: - Aesthetic: minimal but experimental. Think modern art museum meets interactive lab. - Mood: calm, elegant, intelligent, but with unexpected twists. - Layout: break symmetry. Use overlapping elements, layered text and imagery, asymmetrical grids. - Interaction: subtle motion (image reveals on scroll, hover effects, parallax, slow fades). - Navigation: non-traditional, almost exhibition-like. Work shown as large immersive pieces, not tiny thumbnails. Structure: 1. Intro/Hero: instead of a slogan, show an AI-generated visual statement (animated or layered image) with small, refined text overlay. 2. Sections: four curated areas (Commercial, Branding, Entertainment, Process). Each with 2–3 projects shown large, with bold titles and minimal captions. 3. Signature project: one oversized immersive piece in the middle of the site. 4. About: very minimal – one portrait or abstract AI self-portrait, one sharp line of text. 5. Contact: bold, poster-like, unexpected placement (not bottom-only). Visual identity: - Typography: mix one modern serif (headlines) with a sleek sans-serif (body). - Colors: muted and sophisticated (warm off-white, charcoal, beige-gray) with one sharp accent (like ochre, teal, or deep red). No neon, no clichés. - Overall: must feel like entering an art installation. Output: - Detailed layout description. - Suggested typography pairing. - Color palette ideas. - Examples of interactive details that break the “standard portfolio look”. - Initial Deployment
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