First released in Beijing on October 24.
A museum
for every day.
Discover a work of art, meet the artist behind it, and build a personal gallery—one quiet encounter at a time.
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01 / The idea
The world is already
a gallery.
“A world without art is not worth living in.”
EveryArt began with a simple frustration: art can change how a day feels, but access to exhibitions is limited by place, time and money.
So we imagined the phone as a public gallery—somewhere artists could be seen and everyone could return to beauty whenever they needed it.
Historical context from the original concept research.
Average daily attendance cited for the National Art Museum of China.
Art museums then lacked an online exhibition space or app.
02 / The product
Look closer.
Keep what moves you.
EveryArt combines daily discovery, artist profiles, personal collections and community exhibitions in one deliberately visual experience.
Original interface studies / iOS
03 / What it enables
Made for looking.
Open for showing.
Discover
A daily doorway into artists, periods and works you may never meet in a physical museum.
Understand
Context and conversation turn the image from decoration into a meaningful encounter.
Curate
Save what resonates and arrange a personal museum that reflects your own point of view.
Exhibit
Give emerging creators a place to be seen without the cost and limitations of a physical venue.
04 / Why we kept going
Art was the
reason.
EveryArt launched on a severely smoggy day in Beijing. Outside felt grey; inside, we were happy because a small door into the Renaissance had just opened.
“我们需要一种生活方式，可以从尘世带我们回到文艺复兴时期或荷兰小镇上，让心灵获得片刻宁静。”
Created and maintained with Liu Nian, Cheng Wei, Zhao Pan, Zhang Yu, contributing editors, artists, friends and the people who returned every day.
