If you can imagine it, it's here.
Every picture that can be made from 64 × 64 pixels in 4,096 colours already hangs somewhere in these halls: your face, tomorrow's weather map, a painting no one has painted yet. Almost all of it is static. Wander the walls, or bring an image and the catalogue will tell you exactly where it has always been hanging.
Every picture in all three wings put together.
Each wing holds every picture at its size. Pictures you bring or paint are redrawn sharper when you move to a bigger wing; anything else takes you to a random plate there.
A reading room, as it was found
64 × 64 wingStep to the next plate on the shelf, or open a door into a random hexagon. Neighbouring plates have nothing in common; that is how a gallery of everything has to be arranged.
Keyboard: ← → step along the shelf, R random hexagon.
Plates visited this visit: 0
Your picture. Each visitor names just one.
Every name belongs to exactly one picture, and every visitor names just one. Search for a name to go to its picture. Each one counts how many different people have seen it.
Opening the catalogue of names…
Choose or drop any image. It is cropped square, shrunk to the size of the wing you're in, and its colours rounded to the gallery's 4,096. The catalogue then tells you where it hangs. Switch to a bigger wing afterwards to see it sharper.
Anything you paint is already in the collection. Paint it, then ask where. The canvas matches the wing you're in.
A plate's full address is long, because there are so many plates. It starts with the wing, then the hexagon's name, wall, shelf, volume and plate. Copy it to come back later, or paste one to go there. You can also paste a share link or a 7-letter share code here.
Letters, numbers and spaces only, 2 to 40 characters. No two pictures can share a name.