In public view you cannot whisper context beside the visitor: the title, category, and short copy must answer what it is, by whom, and why it matters—without ambiguity.
A coherent record reduces friction: readers who grasp technique and intent stay longer—a positive signal for algorithms and humans alike.
Think in useful microcopy: avoid generic titles (“Untitled 3”) and prefer formulas that describe material, series, or emotion—always truthfully.
Wireframe: public artwork block with headline and trust tags.