A Practice of Applied Curiosity
Explore our cabinet of curiosities—interactive artifacts from a decade of making, teaching, and discovery.
Our Storyis now open
Explore instruments of curiosity, each one started with a question
Typography that looks assembled, not drawn
Build unexpected questions by combining unrelated elements. This is how new projects begin.
Neil Harbisson's Color-Sound Map
Born colorblind, Neil Harbisson senses colors as sounds through a surgically implanted antenna. Each hue has a unique frequency—this is his sonic spectrum.
Tap any color to hear its sound
Tap disciplines to see what emerges
Pick any 2 disciplines
Interactive Learning Platform
The platform we built for our Creative Discovery programs—3D models, sketching, voting, and spatial learning experiences.
A Civic Movement
Our campaign to make curiosity a civic virtue, delivering community voices to government and community leaders through the Curiosity Mailbag.
Tutorial Creation Made Simple
Our app for creating step-by-step tutorials that loop—making it easy to teach skills and easier to learn them.
Explore more of the creative discovery stories from our applied curiosity practice