What is strauh.al?

strauh.al is a personal art archive, digital scrapbook, and experimental knowledge graph, maintained since 2015. It is not a commercial or e-commerce site; it is a long-running collection and experiment. You can browse it if you want to explore an idiosyncratic mix of art, media, and loosely connected ideas rather than shop or use a conventional product.

What you will find

The site is organized into sections that mix art, media, and knowledge-graph experiments. The main entry points visible on the homepage include:

• /knowledge_base — a knowledge-graph section
• /art — art archive
• /photography — photography collection
• /museum — museum section
• /brain — an experimental section

The archive also branches into time periods (/1500s through /2000s) and many media and topic collections, such as:

• /3d_scans
• /religious_texts
• /diagrams
• /artists
• /computers
• /scripts
• /printing_videos
• /album_covers
• /wallpapers
• /comics
• /gif_collection
• /ukiyo_e
• /pictures_of_musicians
• /old_photos
• /baby_videos
• /influences
• /implicit_distance
• /dreams
• /ideas_sketchbook_2020-25

There are also utility and meta pages such as /updates, /random_quote, /draw_for_me, /about, and /disclaimer.

What kind of site it is

It is best understood as a personal, curated archive rather than a service or store. The description calls it an art archive, digital scrapbook, and experimental knowledge graph. The presence of sections like /brain, /knowledge_base, and /implicit_distance suggests the site is also a place for experimenting with how ideas and media connect, not just a gallery.

Related projects

The homepage also links to related sites and profiles:

• studio.strauh.al
• ernest.strauh.al
• computerdrawing.club
• strauhal.bandcamp.com

If you want to understand the site quickly, start with /about, then browse /art, /photography, and /museum for the visual collections, and /knowledge_base or /brain if you are more interested in the experimental knowledge-graph side.