+ A garden that occasionally bites
Every door here
has its own key.
Wander in.
Six small worlds, each grown from its own soil — a fidget garden, a deck that won't sit still, expeditions into cultures and traditions, an arcade that shouldn't exist yet, a map of the galaxy you are standing in, and a storm you can build with your own hands.
02 Six keys, six doors
Pick a key. See what it opens.
sensory toys in code
Fidget Toys
Touch, drag, press, and linger.
Small loops for hands, eyes, and attention. All shimmer and spark.
motion for occasions
Deck of Cards
May you retain your head.
A descent into wonderland, occasion by occasion.
a celebration of cultures
The Wandering Rose
Every season opens a different door.
Cultural exploration of traditions around the world and in history.
s0mething is wr0ng in here
M1SF1RE ARC▓DE
▓▓░ games ░▓ that ▓░░ chose chaos.
do not adjust your set.
an atlas in three scales
The Long Field
You are inside the thing you are mapping.
Seventy-eight points of interest across the Milky Way, the Solar System, and TRAPPIST-1 — and a source for every claim.
a console, not a cabinet
Tornado Lab
The scale measures the damage, not the wind.
Build a tornado, run it across six landscapes, and watch the same storm earn two different numbers — because the rating comes from what broke, not from what you dialled in.
03 About the garden
Grown, not built.
Everything here started as something small and a little strange — a toy for restless hands, a deck that refuses to hold still, a story about spring, an arcade that got out of hand, an atlas of a galaxy nobody can stand outside of, a storm built by hand from a landscape and a seed. Some of it is useful. All of it is meant to be poked at.
Nothing here is finished. That's the point of a garden.
04 Field notes
What's still growing.
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Cutting 001
Making the six doors easier to find without smoothing off their rough edges.
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Cutting 002
More small, tactile toys for the five minutes after too much screen time.
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Cutting 003
Writing down the accidents worth keeping before they get lost in commit history.