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Art Direction
A stage translated to the screen
The visual language borrows from vintage cabaret — deep blacks, curtain reds, ticket-shaped buttons, and ornamental display typography — so the site reads like an evening show poster brought to life, with performance photography kept front and centre in a spotlight gallery.
02
UX/UI
Editorial storytelling with poster graphics
The about section unfolds as a magazine-style spread: a custom poster illustration of gloves and lips framed by two columns of copy that introduce the performer, her troupes, and her place in the European burlesque, cabaret, and circus scenes.
03
Website
Immersive navigation and booking flow
A full-screen menu of backlit silhouette panels leads to About, Acts, Artistry, Gallery, and Booking, while the site speaks English, Czech, and Ukrainian and converts interest through a booking form backed by a direct WhatsApp line.