Six Weeks, Infinite Loops
A pressure-cooker for ideas that refuse to stay still.
The Offer
(but not the brochure kind)
We give you a lockable studio pod, a badge that opens the door at 03:17 a.m., and a small budget that disappears faster than you planned. In return, you let us watch the thing grow—every misfire, every sudden left turn—until it’s ready to breathe in public.
You’ll have a curator in your corner and an engineer on speed-dial; neither will finish the work for you, but they’ll nudge when the code stalls or the concept gets shy. Friday crits are part therapy, part friendly cross-examination. Coffee is bottomless; praise is not.
24 / 7 access
Midnight projection tests are encouraged; the neighbours are data servers.
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£1500 materials grant
Blow it on lidar, filament, or renting that one absurd lens.
02
Shared sensor rack
XR rigs, EEG, thermal cams—first-come, first-wired.
03
Pop-up showcase
One evening in week six the doors open and the public walks straight into your head.
A note on who “qualifies”
If you can describe the work only by showing a half-broken prototype, we’re listening. Solo, duo, collective—doesn’t matter. Degree or no degree. The only hard rule: the piece must lean on technology in a way that’s impossible to fake on paper.