Memory Well is an interactive shrine to memory. It’s meant to serve as a reminder that remembering is more often something done in relation rather than alone.
It pairs a small physical sculpture with a mobile web site, visitors submit a memory, the system interprets it through a mystic lens, and returns a short cosmic video plus a growing written “collective memory” narrated from the well. Over time, these offerings build a shared archive co authored by visitors and the machine.
Behind the scenes, @claudeai API shapes each submission, and @lumalabsai generates the video vision. Created for the Mozilla Futures Counterstructures Residency, you can check it out currently at @tiat.place !
More info at https://nocellcoverage.xyz/memorywell
The past ten weeks have been amazing, met so many talented artists, was able to talk to work created at the studio publicly ( an area of growth for me ), and I learned so much in the workshops leading up to the exhibition. Here are some pics from the opening last Friday! Huge thank you to @tiat.place@mozilla bringing together so many people in this type of space! 💫💫
More details on the piece soon!
Artists
@cloudvilll@jor__art@avitalix@helo.gry@x.u.cheng
New work 🌪️🌪️
Corpseware is a minimal, disc based software ritual housed in a tablet form vernacular shrine inspired by the bloom mechanic of the Corpse Flower
Read more: https://nocellcoverage.xyz/corpseware
Conduit: @nocellcoverage Discipline: Phantom sigil engineering
The third release in the Sacred Objects series is The Helical Echo, a modular totem developed by nocellcoverage. The piece translates Cult Holdings’ doctrine into physical form, rendering belief as something fluid, recursive, and alive.
A suspended helix emerges through a Pepper’s Ghost illusion, its structure modeled on DNA; the foundational code of all systems, biological or brand. As the form loops and mutates, it mirrors the nature of doctrine itself: dynamic, unfinished, and always open to revision.
The Helical Echo treats philosophy as mutable architecture. It is a sculptural thesis on motion, modularity, and the sanctity of change.
Release date: June 26, 2025 Sacred Objects is a devotional project from Cult Holdings Co. It is a seasonal series of modern artifacts created to embody our belief system. Each object is a meditation, executed by a conduit we’ve permitted to practice our doctrine. Artists, musicians, designers, and makers channel the pillars of our worldview into high-concept relics, objects designed to transmit meaning, signal affiliation, and initiate new members. Simone Weil wrote that “absolutely unmixed attention is prayer.” These objects are utter attention-made material. We will release one Sacred Object per week throughout the summer.
Once our first set of eight is complete, we will begin casting for our fall drop. Applications for new conduits open in July.
The past month I’ve been working on an ambient software installation for the Game Boy titled “Cloud Viewer”. Built specifically for the original Game Boy, Cloud Viewer invites presence over progress. No goals, no enemies-just drifting clouds. It’s a contemplative interface designed as a gentle reminder that : meaning can be discovered in moments of pause.
The Game Boy was probably the first computer I really ever interfaced with, so it was nice to come back and create this piece as sort of a love letter to the now 35 year old console.
The piece was apart of @by_subset ‘s BYOB pop-up at @grayarea , along with a bunch of really great artists. Thanks again for including me in the event and it was so great meeting everyone!
“Migration” is an AI stop-motion piece highlighting the flight cycle of a butterfly.
It was created for @foreverprojs first World titled Between Heaven and Earth
The images were generated with 300+ prompts based around Muybridge’s photographic studies. Prompts generated using @openaidalle and then hand stitched together to give the butterfly life.
The sale of this piece goes live at 1PM EST on @withfoundation
