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 146 public-domain classics in 54 languages and 20 writing systems, from Tamil and Bengali to the Cherokee syllabary and Egyptian hieroglyphs. 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