An independent group working across historical publishing, open-source language tooling, and generative software.
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01Print & Digital
Heritage Lab
Historical educational graphics, restored and reimagined.
Research into the public-domain collections of the world's great museums and libraries, turned into digital prints and classroom resources: natural-history plates, maps, and Victorian educational graphics, as downloads and print-on-demand.
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02Open Source
The World Corpus
The world's public-domain literature in the world's languages.
A curated corpus of 131 public-domain classics in 43 languages and 13 writing systems, from Tamil and Bengali to the Cherokee syllabary and Ogham. Alongside them, the historical Englishes (Old and Middle English through original-spelling Early Modern) and the regional English literatures, from Ireland to Jamaica, that modern-spelling corpora don't carry. Clean Markdown, source and provenance on every book. CC0 content, MIT tooling.
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03Generative Software
The Visualizer
Real-time generative graphics, rendered, not prompted.
An audio-reactive visuals engine in the demoscene tradition. Everything it draws is real graphics and physics, computed every frame and driven live by sound, from plasma fields to a GPU fluid solver, then captured to 4K. None of it is AI image generation.
In development