Caserne. Black gallery wall with white type whispers.

Caserne operates as a gallery-grade portfolio: a near-pure black canvas where oversized editorial photography does the heavy lifting, and the interface itself retreats into hairline borders and whisper-thin type. The visual language is gallery-grade restraint — true black dominates, type sits at 13–14px in custom ABC Oracle, and the only motion is the page scroll revealing monolithic project images. Every UI element earns its place: there is no navigation chrome, no button fills, no decorative gradient — just text, image, and a 1px line. The « » guillemets prefixing project labels are a French-Canadian editorial signature, hinting at the studio's Montreal roots and anchoring the brand in a curatorial, almost typographic sensibility.