For the Anna Polke Foundation, we created a digital platform to make Sigmar Polke's work and personality tangible, rather than being a mere documentation. The central idea: revealing the workshop character of Polke's practice — open, experimental, layered. The website brings together archive, research, and education in a visual language that foregrounds the creative process as much as the finished work.

Beyond concept and UX/UI design, Zense built a custom CMS tailored to the foundation's specific needs. It allows content to be curated flexibly, research projects to expand over time, and new formats to be integrated as they emerge. The result is a platform that translates the Anna Polke Foundation's interdisciplinary, living spirit into digital form — and opens up a contemporary path into the life and work of Sigmar Polke.

Explore the full project here.