Collaboration
Here we are sharing our asks and invitations to you. Without dreaming and experimenting with others, our work risks becoming irrelevant to collective well‑being. We are inviting you into shared experiments in planetariums, transformational spaces, and hermetic or Regenerative technology. If what follows resonates then Please Connect!
1. Planetarium & Cultural Partnerships
We are especially interested in collaborations with planetariums, immersive domes, and cultural venues that want to:
- Transform into spaces of awe and transformation, not just information!
- Prototype next‑generation “cosmic spaces” using current infrastructure.
- Host talks, workshops, or residencies that weave cosmology, story, and transformational practice
If you’re involved with a planetarium or immersive space, we would be delighted to explore possibilities together. You can read our Future of Cosmic Spaces case study to explore this vision and its historical precedents.
2. Spaces of Con-templation
The word contemplate refers to being with temple in Latin.
At Stargate labs our striving is to discover microcosmic and macrocosmic correspondences to introduce them into communal and individual spaces with the intent to consecrate (make sacred) them.
Temple building is an ancient art including natural architecture, temples, and even the human mechanism can be seen as a temple.
If you steward a space individually or for a community, then we would love to hear from you, with a brief note about who you are, what you’re holding, and what kind of experiment you’d like to explore together.
3. Hermetic or Regenerative Tech
We believe that an urgent need of our time is the discovery of regenerative technology frameworks across cultures and timelines that take us beyond mere utility and extraction.
- If you are a regenerative or well being focused technology incubator, startup or technologist we would love to deepen our inquiry with you and explore mutual possibilities of collaboration.
- Have a look at our Case study for historical precedents and healing of technology and an example of what such a framework might look like or explore our research and offerings page.
To understand the background of this work, explore the Research page. To see current workshops and experiences that can be adapted for your context, visit Offerings.