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. Placeholders below are sized for drop-in replacement.
Propane-fueled fireball launcher. Built for backyard nights when "is that safe" is half the fun.
Living algae columns lit from below — equal parts chemistry rig and light sculpture.
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 effigies, after dark — the build's second act.
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.