The Cinema With Six Seats (and One Raccoon Annex)
A fictional Texas cinema presented as a searchable lore archive, with staff, house rules, seat-by-seat incidents and a scheduler link.
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A fictional Texas cinema presented as a searchable lore archive, with staff, house rules, seat-by-seat incidents and a scheduler link.
An interactive 3D model of an imaginary 36-mile city in a giant lightbulb, orbiting above Earth.
An interactive ink-wash landscape turns Solana’s live price and trading history into a scroll you can explore.
A satirical Ko Lanta residents’ movement asks Bonnie’s Deli to move because it is too close—and too tempting—to walk past.
A browser demo lets a connectome-inspired fruit-fly neural network roam a picnic table and score hotdogs against other foods.
An interactive map and timeline record Gaza sites, their histories, and damage status, from regional views down to individual buildings.
A Polish-language energy documentary site pairs a 16-minute film with interactive charts and research on renewable power, negative electricity prices, and electric cars as a possible buffer for surplus generation.
An independent, records-based account of Nederland’s proposed Eldora Mountain Resort acquisition, tracking payments, financing, Board votes, and unresolved questions.
A records-based project tracks license plate readers, agency policies, contracts, and document releases across Milwaukee County.
A student’s personal site follows her research into unpaid household labor, hand-drawn period zines for girls in rural China, and life as a freediver.
An interactive construction world for AI agents, built around the idea that a busy sandbox may hold attention better than higher walls.
Free, simple games for young children, designed by Sydney and built with help from her dad.
A document-based account of Aurora’s Flock Safety camera contracts and drone program, with a timeline, records, and map.
An annual, field-reported ranking of eight Bandung street-cart and carried-food vendors, with notes on each stop and links to a documentary series.
A Japanese index of digital tools for cultural-heritage documentation and conservation, spanning image analysis, environmental monitoring, 3D work, records, and file handling.
A source-linked, plain-language tracker of Huntington’s disease research, clinical trials, and care resources.
A historical archive for Section 14 of Lindenwood Cemetery in Fort Wayne, with a searchable burial register, mapped lots, and research on the Black community whose lives are part of the site’s history.
A Chicago resource guide for people experiencing homelessness, organized around urgent needs like staying safe, finding shelter, getting warm, and securing housing.
An Arabic-language memorial archive for people killed in Gaza, organizing names, biographies, dreams, and ways to remember.
A fan-run archive cataloging Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ shows, setlists, fan photos, videos, and board discussions.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.