Artevo

Artevo was an exploration of what an AI guide could feel like inside a museum context. The goal was not to replace labels or curatorship, but to help visitors ask follow-up questions and receive contextual answers that stayed grounded in the artwork they were standing in front of.

The product design problem was mostly about restraint. A museum guide needs to be informative without turning every object into a generic chatbot session, so the work focused on framing, pacing, and making the interaction feel like interpretation rather than content overload.

It was also a useful test of how interface tone changes trust. In this setting, clarity and context mattered more than novelty, and that shaped both the conversational behavior and the surrounding product copy.