Social media is a natural phenomenon, like all things — whether that be coyote paths, traffic signal systems or the patterns that wind makes atop forest canopies. It’s just that we find their possibilities for expression fairly limiting, and thus their preoccupative powers rather curious (in light of all that is at one’s fingertips). We understand that this of course might be a matter of temperament, or even perspective. But to illustrate our point please allow us to offer up the site of Dutch artist Wendelien van Oldenborgh. Hers is as an example of beautiful, personalized, in-depth content display. Here over two decades of diverse work is navigable and wholly stimulating — all with a very straightforward elegance. The basic structure: a set of three columns organize the robust information into something like differing gears of perusal. And as a very particular touch, we can’t help mentioning, that single-point, linear gesture on the upper left, below her name, which looks like the tracing of an inverted folder tab — it is just so lovely. 👽🖖