Kenea / Media register
Visual provenance, without detours.
Each principal medium records its purpose, source, dimensions and authorship. Conceptual scenes do not represent Kenea offices or client work.
Kenea / Editorial
Decision, structure and execution.
Original conceptual illustrations generated with AI for Kenea on 16 October 2026. Architectural plans, stairs and material studies are fictional scenes. They do not depict Kenea offices or client projects.
Architectural photography
Mathijs Boogaert / Pexels
Curves of a white staircase beneath a skylight in Liverpool.
Licensed under the Pexels License for commercial website use. Resized, cropped and compressed for the page layout. Editorial photography; these buildings are not Kenea offices or client projects.
Original photograph · Pexels LicenseArchitectural photography
Sarah Rücker / Pexels
Contemporary concrete facade with a grid of columns and shadows.
Licensed under the Pexels License for commercial website use. Resized, cropped and compressed for the page layout. Editorial photography; these buildings are not Kenea offices or client projects.
Original photograph · Pexels LicenseArchitectural photography
Ksenia Chernaya / Pexels
A white arch connects two spaces filled with natural light.
Licensed under the Pexels License for commercial website use. Resized, cropped and compressed for the page layout. Editorial photography; these buildings are not Kenea offices or client projects.
Original photograph · Pexels LicenseArchitectural photography
Polona Mitar Osolnik / Pexels
White bookshelves and walkways in Stuttgart Library.
Licensed under the Pexels License for commercial website use. Resized, cropped and compressed for the page layout. Editorial photography; these buildings are not Kenea offices or client projects.
Original photograph · Pexels LicenseArchive of earlier visual editions
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Open Access
Piranesi · Palazzo Barberini
View of the palace of the illustrious Barberini family on the Quirinal Hill, designed by Cavaliere Bernini, from Vedute di Roma (Roman Views) · ca. 1750–1759. Giovanni Battista Piranesi. The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1955.
Public-domain artwork and CC0 image, checked against The Met collection record. Resized and compressed for this website; the Grand Canal reproduction is cropped to remove the photographic calibration border. These works are editorial references, not Kenea projects or museum endorsements.
Collection record · CC0 1.0The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Open Access
Canaletto · Canal Grande
The Grand Canal, Venice, Looking South toward the Rialto Bridge · 1730s. Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal). Bequest of Mrs. Charles Wrightsman, 2019.
Public-domain artwork and CC0 image, checked against The Met collection record. Resized and compressed for this website; the Grand Canal reproduction is cropped to remove the photographic calibration border. These works are editorial references, not Kenea projects or museum endorsements.
Collection record · CC0 1.0The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Open Access
Canaletto · Un pabellón junto a la laguna
A Magnificent Pavilion by the Lagoon (recto); The Grand Canal, with the Rialto Bridge from the South (verso) · ca. 1727–29. Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal). Robert Lehman Collection, 1975.
Public-domain artwork and CC0 image, checked against The Met collection record. Resized and compressed for this website; the Grand Canal reproduction is cropped to remove the photographic calibration border. These works are editorial references, not Kenea projects or museum endorsements.
Collection record · CC0 1.0Elogio del Horizonte, Gijón
- Format
- image · 3/4
- Master
- 960px
- Source
- Zarateman · Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC0 1.0
Torres Blancas, Madrid
- Format
- image · 4/3
- Master
- 960px
- Source
- Zarateman · Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC0 1.0
Kenea / Editorial image
A study in structure and material.
The earlier home page gallery is an original conceptual image generated for Kenea on 15 October 2026. Travertine, dark green bronze and a cinnabar plane interpret the brand palette. It does not depict an actual building, an office or client work.
Kenea / Material studies
Metal, concrete and cinnabar.
The three architectural details accompanying our services were generated for Kenea on 8 September 2026. They explore the brand palette through texture and structure. They are conceptual images, not photographs of real buildings, offices or client projects. The product mockups are original interfaces using synthetic examples.
Local context
Gijón and Madrid photography.
The city pages use Elogio del Horizonte and Torres Blancas photographs by Zarateman, released under CC0 1.0 on Wikimedia Commons. They provide architectural context and do not depict Kenea offices. CC0 1.0
Identity and suppliers
Vector first. Clear attribution.
The KENEA wordmark, project marks, grids and diagrams are original brand assets. Official supplier marks are shown only to identify technologies assessed or integrated; they do not imply a client relationship, certification or partnership.