Most artist websites flatten your work into a generic grid. Mine doesn't. I structure every site as a curator structures an exhibition: narrative first, aesthetics second. This means galleries and curators actually understand what you do.

Semantic structure that Google understands (not just pretty pictures)

Artist Statement and CV positioned where galleries actually look

Work sequencing that tells your story, not just displays your portfolio

Search indexing from day one (direct Google Search Console submission)

Clean technical foundation: no bloat, no algorithms, just your work

Deep conversation about your practice, exhibitions, and curatorial vision

I architect the site structure (how galleries will read your CV, where your best work sits)

Build on Google Sites with semantic markup and proper metadata

You own it completely. No monthly fees, no algorithms, no updates you can't control

If you want trendy animations and heavy design: hire a designer

If you think your website is a marketing tool, not a curatorial statement: skip this

Let's talk about your practice and how to show it properly.