Catalogue Raisonné Web

The aim is to move beyond static lists or fragmented galleries and instead create clear, beautiful websites that reflect the depth and continuity of an artist’s life and work. These presentations support relational data — artworks connected to exhibitions, reviews, publications, collections, and themes — while remaining intuitive and inviting to explore.

This work is as much about structure as it is about design. It involves developing the infrastructure, data models, layouts, and interaction patterns needed to present complex archival material without overwhelming the viewer. The goal is to encourage curiosity and discovery — allowing audiences to move naturally through an artist’s timeline, influences, and creative evolution.

What began as a necessity for my own archival projects has matured into a specialized practice. Through my Colors in the Sky subdivision, Catalogue Raisonné Web is now offered as a focused service for artists, estates, and institutions seeking long-term, carefully crafted digital catalogues that balance archival rigor with visual clarity.

Alex Stevovich is an independent polymath guided by a self-directed perspective. His projects focus on original content and innovation developed through discovery-driven work grounded in first-principles thinking.