Visual Arts
1778 sites
http://house.propositions.org.uk/
The Reconfigurable House is an interactive art installation by Usman Haque and Adam Somlai-Fischer that uses low-tech sensors, actuators, and open-source hardware like Arduino and Processing to create a responsive, participatory environment. Visitors and remote users can interact with the house through phone calls, touch screens, and live sensor feeds, blurring the boundary between architecture, technology, and art.
https://uuupah.neocities.org/
Uuupah's personal Neocities site blends original character design and figure drawing with a journal, curated lists, and creative musings from a twenty-something non-binary artist. Visitors can browse their art gallery, read blog-style posts covering everything from Linux thoughts to Spotify habits, and explore playlist projects and inspiration lists.
http://arnolantmeeters.blogspot.com/
Belgian artist Arno Lantmeeters shares his paintings and sketchbook works on this blog-style portfolio, with pieces spanning from 2008 to 2013 including large-scale works like the 150x100cm 'In painting everything is either a trick or coincidence.' The site documents exhibitions, open studio events, and collections, offering a chronological window into his evolving visual art practice.
https://julesdebruycker.be/verzameling/index.php?cat=0
A comprehensive image archive dedicated to the Belgian artist Jules De Bruycker, featuring over 2,300 files spanning etchings, drawings, watercolours, oil paintings, posters, and book illustrations. The collection is trilingual (Dutch, French, English) and includes documentation, press articles, etching plates, and letters, making it an exceptional scholarly resource on this Ghent-based artist.
https://coffeeplant.neocities.org/
Coffeeplant is a charming personal Neocities site built around a cozy, image-rich aesthetic, featuring sections like a Break Room, Junk Drawer, and Postcards alongside a blog and guestbook. The navigation hints at a playful, visually curated space with cliques, webrings, and Wikipedia articles woven into a handcrafted online home.
https://kingposs.com/
KingPoss (KP) has built a cozy personal corner of the web on Neocities, featuring original art, writings, projects, and even a radio station with scheduled live broadcasts and interviews. The site reflects a genuine enthusiasm for the indie web ethos, offering a guestbook, a curated links page, and a refreshingly human alternative to social media.
https://mintywyvern.neocities.org/
Minty's Place is a personal Neocities site built by a creator who goes by Minty, featuring a gallery and a variety of adult-natured topics discussed in an LGBTQIA+-friendly environment. The site is desktop-optimized with JavaScript-enhanced features and includes a site map with clearly labeled mobile compatibility notes for each page.
https://crowofthe.day/
Taph's personal corner of the web features a richly decorated homepage with original artwork, shrines, and an active journal where the creator shares their interests including Roblox, cosplay, and original characters. The site is frequently updated and packed with interactive touches like tooltips, image lightboxes, and a live status widget, making it a charming example of the modern old-web revival aesthetic.
https://audenr.neocities.org/
Auden's 'Labyrinth of Oddities' is a personal Neocities site still under construction, offering a mysterious entry point into what promises to be an eclectic collection of oddities. The site's aesthetic and title suggest a creative, curiosity-driven space in the tradition of quirky old-web personal pages.
https://blamensir.neocities.org/
The Monastery of St. Blamensir is an immersive, atmospheric web experience designed around a fictional monastery, complete with autoplay sounds, hover interactions, and precise pixel-perfect layout instructions. Built as an interactive art piece rather than a traditional site, it invites visitors to 'approach' and explore a carefully crafted digital space.