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Three.js Conf Paris

Three.js Conf Paris is the site for the first Three.js conference in Paris, set for 2026, built by Hervé Studio. Huge cream letters spell THREE.JS CONF across a lilac background, while a pile of glossy, colourful planets with cartoon faces tumbles beside them, some smiling, some with crossed-out eyes. The planets react to the cursor and bump into each other. A pill-shaped button keeps changing its label, from "Networking & party" to "Click for early access" and "Stop teasing, sign me up". It runs on Three.js with WebGPU, and the whole page is under 1 MB.

ORYZO AI

ORYZO AI is a Lusion project that presents a plain cork coaster as a physical product reimagined for the AI era, proving even the smallest idea can feel extraordinary. The coaster is shown in large photoreal close-ups on a warm brown background, with deadpan claims about unprecedented AI breakthroughs and the headline "Powered by AI*". Scrolling moves through chapters such as "So portable, it's wearable", where the coaster sits on a jacket, gets bitten and holds a coffee cup on a magazine cover. It's built on a version of Three.js modified by Lusion, with raymarching and noise.

Showcase Image Gallery

Showcase Image Gallery is a 3D gallery resource by Christian Ortiz, drawn entirely in neon green on black like an old vector display. A wireframe torus spins in the centre while curved image panels orbit around it in a loose cylinder, showing album covers and posters such as Gunship artwork. The images are tinted green with scanline-like glow, and a faint grid fills the space behind. You can drag to rotate the ring of images and scroll to move through it. It's built with Three.js and Next.js, and works as a starting point for 3D image galleries.

Studio Mirage | Paris - Dubai

Studio Mirage is a creative studio based in Paris and Dubai, and its site opens on a dark, jagged portal with MIRAGE written in the centre and light leaking around its edges. Passing through leads into a dim gallery with a grassy floor, where projects play on large screens that you scroll past one by one. The work shown includes DIFC's 4th edition, Ubisoft with a gold statue, Renault Trucks with a 3D map and Maison Margiela with a garden scene. It's built with Three.js on SvelteKit, using custom shaders, simulation, noise and post-processing.

Sazabi

Sazabi is a new, AI-first approach to observability, with autonomous alerts, conversational debugging and coding agent integrations, built for teams who ship fast. JOYCO built its site as a ride over a 3D city at night, seen from a cockpit with red lights on the dashboard, under the headline "Observability on autopilot". As you scroll, the camera flies between towers and the page reveals sections on each feature, then cards for code search, dynamic visualizations and perfect memory. It's made with Three.js on WebGPU, with Next.js and Lenis.

Joseph Santamaria ‘26

Joseph Santamaria is an Ecuadorian creative software engineer and UI/UX designer focused on innovative, accessible web work, offering high-end fullstack development and AI integrations. His 2026 portfolio is a scroll-driven walk through a foggy teal world of steel walkways, railings and tall dark pillars. A lone figure in a spacesuit-like outfit walks among them, and small labels invite you to click for sound. Further on, the title "Portfolio 2026" appears over floating project panels with a glitchy colour shift. It's built with Three.js, GSAP, custom shaders, noise and 3D models.