# V–A–C Sreda — Style Reference
> white-cube exhibition diagram — pencil-thin connectors link floating type against a white field, like a curator's wall label meets a constellation chart
**Theme:** light
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V–A–C Sreda reads as a white-cube exhibition catalog translated into the browser: pure black ink on a white field, with thin dotted and dashed lines connecting headlines, captions, and navigation arrows like a hand-drawn constellation map. The composition is deliberately diagrammatic — type elements sit at variable positions linked by hairline rules rather than sitting inside conventional containers, and every UI surface is borderless and shadowless. Typography does all the structural work through two custom faces (Diagramatika Display for oversized markers, Diagramatika Text for prose), both held at weight 400, which keeps the system flat, editorial, and resistant to visual decoration. Color is never used as ornament; the only chromatic role is the faint #999999 that recedes for helper metadata. Density is comfortable and the rhythm is generous, with content floating in white space and connected by ruled connectors rather than boxed into cards or panels.