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EnglishWhat is maya's home (may.as)?
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may.as is the personal website of Maya, a computer programmer and aspiring artist. It works as a single hub for the things she wants people to know about her: her art, her projects, and the places she posts online. If you are trying to figure out who is behind a project, a piece of art, or a social account under a name like "may.as" or "mayeclair," this site is the intended landing point.
What you'll find on the site
The homepage is short and self-describing. It states her name, that she is a computer programmer and an aspiring artist, and that she wants to collect "everything here that anyone might want to know about me."
From there, the site points to:
- Her art and projects, compiled on the site itself
- Her latest project, The Museum of All Things
- Social profiles for following her work
- A contact email for reaching her directly
Who Maya is
The site gives two overlapping identities: computer programmer and aspiring artist. The word "aspiring" is hers — it signals that art is a direction she is actively pursuing rather than a claim of established professional status. The programming side is consistent with the rest of the page, which links to code-hosting and game-jam profiles.
Where to find her elsewhere
The homepage lists these accounts:
| Platform | Handle |
|---|---|
| Bluesky | @may.as |
| TikTok | may.eclair |
| GitHub | m4ym4y |
| itch.io | mayeclair |
| Ludum Dare | maymay |
| Letterboxd | mayeclair |
The handles are not uniform, which is worth noting if you are searching for her: the domain is may.as, but the GitHub account is m4ym4y and several other profiles use mayeclair. If a search for one handle comes up empty, try the others.
Contact
The site gives a single contact route: an email address written in an obfuscated form to reduce scraping — maya (dot) baduk (at) gmail (dot) com. To use it, replace the spelled-out parts: [email protected].
When this page is useful to you
- You found a project or artwork credited to one of the handles above and want to confirm it is the same person.
- You want a central list of her profiles instead of hunting across platforms.
- You are looking for The Museum of All Things and want the source that links to it.
- You need a contact address for a question about her work.
The site itself is a personal index, not a product or service — there is no pricing, login, or account system described on it.