Web Gallery
Since May 2021
Once the art project was resumed in the spring of 2021, a limited number of the salvaged photos began to be steadily uploaded to a purpose-built web gallery, awalkaday.art, which ultimately hosts a catalog of 263 photographs from the collection in a custom-designed, interactive and responsive gallery.
The web gallery prioritizes a smooth and random order of display for each visit, allowing for ease of navigation and discovery of photographs by surprising visitors with fresh-eye perspectives every load time. The gallery’s code enforcing mathematical randomness in JavaScript dates from February 2023.
awalkaday-art/tree/master/assets/js/main.js
// Main.
var $main = $('#main');
// Thumbs.
$main.children('.thumb').each(function() {
var $this = $(this),
$image = $this.find('.image'),
$image_img = $image.children('img'),
randomPos;
// Set random background position.
randomPos = Math.floor(Math.random() 100);
$image.css('background-position', `${randomPos}%`);
// Shuffle the elements.
$main.children('.thumb').sort(function() {
return Math.random() - 0.5;
}).appendTo($main);
A 3D exhibition hall, constructed since the springtime of 2023, welcomes all digital visitors at oncyber.io/awalkaday.art. The virtual exhibition, which caught the attention of silicon-based reality promoters at launch in the spring of 2024, remains open to this day.