# Co Projects — Style Reference
> black geometric sculpture on white void. Massive circular forms carved from a pure white gallery wall, where the only type is whisper-weight 400 and the only accent is the void between things.
**Theme:** light
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Co Projects operates as a geometric art gallery translated into web form: a pure white void interrupted by massive black circular forms, a single hairline gray for structural rules, and two weight-400 typefaces doing all the communication. The system rejects almost every contemporary UI convention — no shadows, no gradients, no color, no rounded rectangles, no bold weights, no icons. What remains is raw figure/ground contrast at architectural scale: tiny 16px nav labels float in the corners while 60px display text and viewport-spanning black rings dominate the canvas. Spacing is museum-generous, with 139–208px gaps between major elements creating room to breathe that most product interfaces would call wasteful. The visual language trusts that shape, scale, and negative space carry the brand harder than any color system could.