A Utah maker collective for people who'd rather build than talk about it.
Fire, light, sound, bio, mechanical — no gatekeeping about which side of the art/engineering line you're allowed to stand on.
A Utah maker collective for people who'd rather build than talk about it.
Fire, light, sound, bio, mechanical — no gatekeeping about which side of the art/engineering line you're allowed to stand on.
Somewhere along the way, a line got drawn. Engineers on one side, artists on the other. That line is fiction. A fireball cannon is a pressure vessel and a piece of theater.
We care about people who build — not people who debate the right way to build.
Real builds from the backyard, the desert, and everywhere in between.
LED hoop work captured in long exposure, dozens of overlapping passes building into one image.
Mirrored light trails exploring symmetry and color layering — the same instinct that drives the harmonograph build, played out by hand first.
A field of woven human effigies in the dry lake bed — built to stand, then built to burn.
4-DOF articulated arm with closed-loop control — a machine for drawing light.
Same energy that drives the effigy field — fire, a crowd, and a full moon to match.
The collective isn't limited to any one medium. These are the directions that show up most — driven by where the leadership's interest runs hottest, open to wherever a collaborator wants to take it.
Pyrotechnics, propane art, practical effects built to spec — and to code.
Addressable LEDs, kinetic light, anything that needs to glow, pulse, or chase.
Reactive audio, sensors, anything that listens to a room and answers back.
Algae, fermentation, anything where the material is alive and has opinions.
Welding, CAD, CNC, 3D printing — the load-bearing skills under everything else.
No membership fee, no application essay. Show up with something you're making — or something you want help making — and we'll figure out the rest.