Labs

01 · The god-book

The Pantheon

graphic novels · audiobooks · 16 gods

Greek myth as graphic novels and audiobooks. 16 gods, each in its own voice, and a 98-page god-book in English and Greek editions.

In productionEnter the Pantheon →Talk to a godPantheon Oracle ↗

Zeus — Pantheon card front — ZeusThe Stone and the Storm

Zeus — Pantheon card back: dossier — ZeusThe Stone and the Storm

Poseidon — Pantheon card front — PoseidonThe God Who Drew the Deep

Poseidon — Pantheon card back: dossier — PoseidonThe God Who Drew the Deep

Athena — Pantheon card front — AthenaThe Skull That Cracked Open the Future

Athena — Pantheon card back: dossier — AthenaThe Skull That Cracked Open the Future

Dionysus — Pantheon card front — DionysusThe God Who Died Before He Was Born

Dionysus — Pantheon card back: dossier — DionysusThe God Who Died Before He Was Born

02 · Wall computer

mosAIc

The lit tessera: one gold tile marks the intelligence

A modular, magnetic, AI-orchestrated wall computer you build yourself. Each tile thinks, senses, speaks or glows. It lives on the wall, not in a pocket.

Modular. Magnetic. Intelligent.

The hardware is open source. The intelligence and mythology are the Sacred Circuits layer: deity filters, oracle readings, sacred geometry in light.

21 modules designed, first voice tile next

See the wall →

Software ate the world, AI threw it back up.
Your desktop. On your wall.

A full mosAIc wall glowing in a dark living room, a hand touching one tile

Fig. 00 — Byzantine mosaics marked the divine with gold tesserae; mosAIc marks the intelligence.

Hands snapping two mosAIc tiles together

How a wall comes together

01
Snap. magnetic pogo-pin edges carry power and data. Tiles just click
02
Discover. the hub senses each new module and maps the grid
03
Route. widgets find their own display: weather to a screen, mood to a glow tile
04
Learn. a local AI learns the house and starts anticipating it

The modules: 21 designed, six shown

mosAIc Mirror module — Mirror — mirror, mirror — AR deity filters, form tracking

mosAIc Ring Controller module — Ring Controller — the wall on your finger — gesture mouse, push-to-talk

mosAIc Holo module — Holo — sacred geometry, drawn in light

mosAIc Glow module — Glow — ambient color that follows the room's mood

mosAIc Pixel module — Pixel — a matrix tile for glyphs and play

mosAIc Voice module — Voice — the oracle speaks from the wall

03 · The time capsule

Blast from the Past

An heirloom chest with a digital soul: the same message, recorded every year for twenty years. Concept 2016; full spec 2025.

Visit the Memory Capsulethe memory capsule ↗

Concept, waitlist open

Blast from the Past — three ages of one face rising as holograms from a carved heirloom chest

Hover: twenty years pass through the face

01 // The Memory Capsule — concept, waitlist open

A letter across time, opened in twenty years.

Capture the small treasures. Record one message a year. Open it in twenty.

Fig. 01 — first_shoes, archived

02 // The failure mode

93%

of parents want to preserve their child’s earliest years. Almost none follow through. The photos scatter across dead phones.

We built the follow-through.

03 // The signature ritual

The 20-year message

Same day, same message, every year. Twenty years later: one film, you aging the whole way through.

One father, one message. Drag the slider.

04 // The product line

Three chests. One promise.

Legacy Chest keepsake chest — Legacy Chest — handcrafted chest, memory notebook, keepsake containers.

Premium Collection keepsake chest — Premium Collection — layered compartments, annual video kit, guided prompts.

Heirloom Vault keepsake chest — Heirloom Vault — weatherproof, archival-grade, preservation down to scent and texture.

+ Subscription: cloud escrow · annual reminders · compilation service

05 // Design study — cast your vote

Four ways to hold twenty years.

Four families of capsule. Vote for the one we build first.

Heritage Trunk — Oak, leather straps, dovetail joints, brass that patinas.

Expedition Capsule — Gasket-sealed, foam-fitted, waterproof.

Aluminum Archive — Machined aluminum outside, warm walnut within.

Capsule One — Seamless, sterile, exact. Medical-grade preservation.

> Build_this_firstvote on the site ↗

06 // Protocol

How the ritual works

01
Gather. Containers, notebook, prompts. Everything has a place.
02
Record. We remind you yearly. Record, add, seal.
03
Reveal. The capsule opens decades later, at the place you chose.

The Blast from the Past companion app showing Year 3 of 20 — Fig. 02 — companion_terminal

07 // The digital soul

The chest remembers. The app never forgets.

>Annual recording reminders that actually work
>Video escrow, for decades
>A reveal ceremony, triggered by place
>Emergency access protocols

Their childhood is happening now.

Concept, waitlist open.

> Join_the_waitlistblast-from-the-past.higgsfield.app ↗

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04 · The bedside planet

Globe 2.0

The bedside globe shrank the planet to lamp size: the earth is round, obvious to a child. Google Maps ended it.

Patent synopsis drafted, firmware written, bench test next

Drag to rotate · NASA blue marble + night lights

Globe 2.0: a basketball-sized sphere in recycled sea plastic, playing fifty years of NASA and ESA earth observation. Carbon, city lights, ice, urbanization. It makes the Anthropocene obvious.

A night light that happens to be the state of the world.

Google Maps killed the bedside globe. This brings it back.

Globe 2.0 glowing on a bedside table in a dark child's bedroom — Fig. 01 — the night light

POV-globe prototype hardware — curved LED arms on a hemispherical frame wired to an ESP32 board — Fig. 02 — the bench

Eight years on the bench

2018

The optics build

Pico-laser projection into a frosted sphere, engineered in Athens. A 15 cm focus floor set the sphere's minimum size.

2020

The pitch, recorded

Elevator pitch and patent synopsis set down: two projectors stitching one seamless earth inside the sphere.

2026

The pivot

Projection retired. LED surfaces instead: addressable matrices or a spinning persistence-of-vision rig. Simpler, brighter.

2026

Prototyped

POV firmware on an ESP32-S3: spinning LED arms, hall-sensor sync, any earth frame mapped onto the sphere.

Patent synopsis · drafted 2018

An interactive spherical display: two pico projectors stitching video onto a frosted sphere, controlled from a companion app. Three components:

01
The base. processor, wifi, bluetooth, power, and the projector board
02
The sphere. frosted, white, opaque
03
The projection module. projectors and concave mirrors stitching two feeds into one seamless earth

Superseded by the LED-surface direction. Kept as the record

Elevator pitch · voice memo · 2020 · 9 min

The idea in its own voice, six years before the firmware.

0:00 / 9:20

Prototype · POV-globe firmware · 2026

ESP32-S3 · APA102 LED arms · hall-effect rotation sync · image → sphere pipeline

Content: NASA · ESA · NOAA Science on a Sphere — public-domain earth observation, 1970s–present

The god remembers you between visits.

05 · Voice oracle

0rac1e

A voice-first oracle. Readings spoken by a pantheon of deity voices; each leaves a shareable keepsake artifact.

Web first; a physical voice box to follow.

Open 0rac1e/machines/0rac1e →

In development

06 · The film timeline

TopFilmLists

The best shelf in the video store, as an interface. The browsing itself is the product.

Concept · specced 2014Explore the timeline →

The TopFilmLists engine — a subway map of cinema with search, genre and decade lists, and a film's trailer and credit network

07 · The music map

Visual History of Music

Music history as one interactive map: releases, credit stacks, influence chains. Find Miles in 1959; walk out to Herbie.

Prototype code, first graph nextExplore the timeline →

The Visual History of Music engine — a subway map of music history with search, genre and era lists, and an artist's releases opening into a credit and influence network

08 · The street archive

iHeartStreet

Murals get painted over. Buskers move on. iHeartStreet is a geo-tagged archive that refuses to let it vanish: art, music, food, pinned to the map, browsable back through time.

Specced 2016; built as one mobile app, reskinned 2026 in this site’s phosphor language.

Concept · specced 2016Enter the archive →

Try the app in your browser, TestFlight next