EF Story Gallery

Drag with a mouse or one finger to look around. Each valid opening shows a clickable route arrow inside the scene. Click that arrow to explore the connected EF room.

The interface uses a minimal semi-neumorphic surface system without glow. Each room is enclosed by two switchable 360° cage panoramas. Look toward the Nadir in the main room and use the Panorama A/B toggle to switch cages, while artworks float freely inside it.

There are no gallery walls. Artwork positions still use their original north/east/south/west anchors. Each work keeps the same lowest floating point as before, but now rises noticeably higher before returning. Use Art Frames to hide every floating frame and focus only on the room panorama and story. Route arrows remain available for room navigation.

Each floating frame contains two full 1:1 artworks stacked at the exact same position. The vertical splitter reveals Image A on one side and Image B on the other using a hard cut only—no blending, crossfade, resizing, or stretching. Click either visible side to open its matching popup tab. Each image has independent metadata and its own Hidden Area panorama.

Inside Hidden Area, the Exhibition Map, Art Frames control, and route arrows are completely removed from view. In Hidden Area the Zenith and Nadir both remain View Story hotspots. Closing the story keeps the panoramic camera exactly where you left it.

Room 04 is the full four-way EF Path junction. It has no artwork block in the current content, so it has no artwork-specific Hidden Area.