# Resonance Network — full content dump > Companion to /llms.txt. Curated for LLMs that fetch beyond the index. All approved/published projects + public profiles below, with canonical URLs for citation. Site: https://resonancenetwork.org Updated: 2026-08-17T23:56:18.212Z Projects: 12 Profiles: 16 --- # Projects ## Terra Nexus - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/terra-nexus - Lead artist: Jordan Clarke - Domains: Ecological Design, Architecture - Pathways: Public Art, Community Infrastructure - Stage: Design Development A regenerative community pavilion that restores degraded urban land through constructed wetlands, rammed earth, and shared gathering space. Terra Nexus transforms degraded urban land into living community infrastructure. --- ## Luminous Currents - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/luminous-currents - Lead artist: Ingrid Voss - Domains: Engineering, Immersive Art, Public Space - Pathways: Public Art, Festival Installation - Stage: Engineering Hundreds of solar-powered light elements that sway with wind and water currents, a kinetic sculpture for public waterfronts. Luminous Currents animates the interface between water, wind, and light. --- ## Mycelium Sound Chamber - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/mycelium-sound-chamber - Lead artist: Sera Okafor - Domains: Material Innovation, Ecological Design, Immersive Art - Pathways: Exhibition / Cultural, Festival Installation - Stage: Design Development An acoustic installation grown from living mycelium, where material science and sensory architecture meet. A new kind of acoustic space grown from living materials. --- ## Canopy Commons - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/canopy-commons - Lead artist: Marcus Osei - Domains: Architecture, Public Space - Pathways: Community Infrastructure, Public Art - Stage: Concept A modular shade and gathering system for underserved public spaces, designed for workshops, markets, and community life. A modular shade system that activates public space for community gathering and civic life. --- ## Solaris Pavilion - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/solaris-pavilion - Lead artist: Yuki Tanaka - Domains: Architecture, Ecological Design, Engineering - Pathways: Public Art, Community Infrastructure - Stage: Engineering A gathering structure that follows the sun, generating energy while shading the public space beneath it. A public gathering place that generates its own energy, architecture that works with the sun, not against it. --- ## Deep Current - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/deep-current - Lead artist: Amara Diallo - Domains: Immersive Art, Architecture - Pathways: Exhibition / Cultural, Festival Installation - Stage: Fundraising An immersive environment that evokes the deep ocean through projection, spatial audio, and kinetic fabric. An immersive ocean experience built from light, sound, and moving fabric. --- ## Tidal Pavilion - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/tidal-pavilion - Lead artist: Raia Fatu - Domains: Architecture, Ecological Design, Public Space - Pathways: Public Art, Community Infrastructure - Stage: Concept A coastal gathering structure shaped by tidal cycles and cultural ritual, architecture that moves with the edge of land and sea. A structure that belongs to the tidal edge, shaped by the rhythms of land and sea. --- ## Root Network - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/root-network - Lead artist: Fatima Al-Hassan - Domains: Ecological Design, Public Space, Architecture - Pathways: Community Infrastructure, Public Art - Stage: Design Development Ecological corridors woven into urban neighborhoods, living infrastructure designed by the people who live there. Living infrastructure woven block by block into the fabric of urban neighborhoods. --- ## Sanctuary of the Silent Star - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/sanctuary-of-the-silent-star - Lead artist: Mike McIntosh - Stage: Engineering A celestial sanctuary as a place for quietness and stillness, bringing peace. Sanctuary of the Silent Star is an immersive art installation designed like a celestial body has landed on the desert floor. It is a physical portal for quiet contemplation. Using parametric design and light to create a rhythmic, living environment we invite participants to step out of the chaos and reconnect with a sense of cosmic stillness. --- ## Resonance Tree - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/resonance-tree - Lead artist: Elliot Fabri - Stage: Production, Fundraising A living sculpture. A sanctuary woven from bamboo, calling us home. We believe the spaces we inhabit shape our feelings, our connections, and our sense of self, and help us remember who we are. Rooted in the earth and open to the sky, the Resonance Tree is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect with the roots from which we came. --- ## In this moment - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/in-this-moment - Lead artist: Sally Guzman - Stage: Fundraising it will, for us, in this moment Born from Sally Guzman's personal journey through loss in 2025, In This Moment transforms the isolation of grief into a communal act of remembrance. Inspired by the myth of the forest witch who offers to simply listen. Sally has created a physical threshold for the weary. It is a place built for the "us" and the "now"—a sanctuary where telling a story makes the lost present once more. --- ## Resonance - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/projects/resonance - Lead artist: Elliot Fabri - Domains: Architecture, Immersive Art, Ecological Design, Material Innovation, Public Space - Pathways: Public Art, Festival Installation, Development/Commercial, Exhibition/Cultural, R&D - Stage: Fundraising Resonance is a climbable bamboo queen conch shell that transforms sound, light, and movement into a shared ritual experience. Resonance is about coming into balance and harmony with nature and with each other. It exists to remind us that we are not separate from the rhythms that shaped us. --- # Profiles ## Ed Wilkes - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/ed-wilkes Ed Wilkes is a structural engineer and parametric designer specializing in complex organic geometries and natural building materials. With over a decade of experience bridging computational design and hands-on fabrication, Ed brings technical rigor to projects that push the boundaries of what natural materials can achieve. His work focuses on translating artistic vision into structurally sound, buildable reality, developing load calculations, connection details, and fabrication sequences for large-scale bamboo, timber, and hybrid structures. Ed has collaborated on installations and architectural projects across Southeast Asia and Latin America, always with a commitment to regenerative materials and local craft traditions. As structural lead on the Resonance project, Ed is responsible for engineering the conch shell geometry to withstand climbing loads, seismic forces, and tropical weather conditions while preserving the sculptural intent of the design. --- ## Luis Echeverria - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/luis-echeverria Luis Echeverria is a master bamboo builder and fabrication specialist with deep expertise in traditional and contemporary bamboo construction techniques. Born and raised in Colombia, Luis learned bamboo craft from three generations of builders before expanding his practice internationally. His work sits at the intersection of ancestral building knowledge and modern fabrication methods, combining hand-selected bamboo species, traditional joinery, and contemporary treatment processes to create structures that are both culturally rooted and architecturally ambitious. Luis has built bamboo structures for cultural centers, eco-resorts, and art installations across Colombia, Mexico, and Indonesia. As fabrication lead on the Resonance project, Luis oversees bamboo selection, treatment, bending, and assembly, translating parametric engineering drawings into physical reality through a combination of precision craft and adaptive problem-solving on site. --- ## vishnu vijayakumar - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/vishnu-vijayakumar Product designer focused on creating simple, thoughtful, and unique objects through minimal design. Interested in sustainability, upcycling, and material-driven experimentation, I explore ways to transform everyday and discarded materials into functional products, lighting, and immersive art installations. My work blends clean aesthetics with curiosity, craftsmanship, and a strong connection to experiential design. --- ## Brian - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/brian I love making large scale art. It's usually interactive, climbable, or both. I've worked with a lot of interesting mediums and love to grow my skillset with strange and unique projects --- ## michelle - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/michelle Engineer and project manager interested in collaborating on big art. Key areas of interest are - operations - logistics - procurement --- ## Mike McIntosh - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/mike-mcintosh --- ## Elliot Fabri - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/elliot-fabri Elliot is a regenerative designer, community builder, professional chef, environmentalist, and manifestor. He is the lead visionary behind the Resonance installation and founder of Resonance Collective, the creative engine behind Resonance Network, Resonance Studio, Resonance Marketplace, and Resonance Advisors. A graduate of Bamboo U, Elliot has trained in bamboo building techniques with some of the world’s foremost bamboo architects and builders. He is the visionary founder of Terra Luna Gardens on the Big Island of Hawai‘i, a permaculture-based intentional living community focused on regenerative farming and off-grid living. Elliot also founded EcoCraft Homes, a sustainable construction company with over 100 structures built in 12 years, including projects designed and built to exceed top international green-building standards, such as the Living Building Challenge and LEED Platinum. As a professional chef, he created Roots Alchemy, a culinary studio and retreat kitchen that transforms local, organic whole foods into immersive, soul-centered dining experiences and chef services rooted in regenerative food systems --- ## Eric E. Brown, Jr. - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/eric-e-brown-jr Eric E. Brown Jr. is a storyteller, cultural host, and creative entrepreneur whose work explores, the Power of Gathering. His practice lives at the intersection of art, hospitality, memory, and conversation. Through installations, curated events, writing, and cocktails, he creates spaces where people come together to participate in meaningful presence. Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, Eric’s path has moved through community organizing, local and state politics, theology, cultural study, and hospitality. He holds degrees from American Baptist College and Vanderbilt University, where his studies focused on Afro-Diaspora religious traditions, ethics, and the role of culture in shaping community life. After moving to New York City, Eric began developing storytelling-centered gatherings that blend art, food, drink, music, and dialogue. Produced under his venture, The Belly Rub, these experiences treat hospitality as a creative medium, where a room transforms into a space for reflection, a drink is an invitation to conversation, and a story becomes a bridge between strangers. Brews 12 v UNO grows out of that same philosophy. --- ## Jossie Torres - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/jossie-torres Jossie Torres is an architect, regenerative designer, and bio-based materials specialist working at the intersection of nature, community, and built form. She is also an entrepreneur, yoga instructor, and Akashic Records practitioner — bringing an integrated approach to the spaces and systems she creates. Since 2016, her practice has been rooted in nature's principles: ancestral and natural building systems, participatory design, and the creation of intentional spaces that generate beauty and regenerate ecosystems. With a background spanning Nicaragua, Guatemala, Germany, and Indonesia, her trajectory reflects a natural evolution — from co-founding an architecture studio in Nicaragua focused on natural building, to leading her own practice under Jossie Torres Architecture, to stepping into a new entrepreneurial chapter with ventures rooted in bamboo design and creative innovation. Her work spans Nicaragua and Costa Rica — land projects, bamboo structures, landscaping, and regenerative residential architecture grounded in bio-based materials, sacred geometry, and living building systems. --- ## Micah Trecca - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/micah-trecca In addition to being a producer and selecta, Micah Trecca is a mover, dancer and steward of the Kona Ecstatic Dance Collective. He has honed all these skills and crafts for the purpose of healing and self realization, for himself and his community. Music and movement are the two most important medicines of his path. Drawing from a background in rave culture and experimental synthesizer music, Trecca skillfully weaves genres that are less common in ecstatic contexts — including UK garage, IDM, and breakbeat acid techno — with the tried and true textures of west- coast bass, organica and progressive trance to create immersive arcs. --- ## ibeya.allf - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/ibeya-allf Ibeya Allf is a multidisciplinary artist and professional with deep roots in science and a passion for cultivating curiosity, wonder, and connection to the natural world. She brings together the problem-solving rigor of her academic training in astrophysics, the human-centered perspective developed through years as a science educator, and the visual thinking shaped by a lifelong practice in art and design. After earning a B.S. in Physics and an M.S. in Astrophysics, Ibeya spent a decade as Education Programs Manager at Fiske Planetarium, where she trained students in science communication, helped develop planetarium films shared worldwide, and even flew aboard NASA’s SOFIA airborne observatory. Her career has since evolved toward sustainability and regenerative design. Through experiences such as building with bamboo in Bali and completing the Climatebase Fellowship, she’s focused on creating spaces and experiences that integrate art, design, architecture, sustainability, science, and human connection. --- ## Steve! - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/steve I am a Mechanical Engineer with a passion for helping artists bring their creative visions to life. Looking forward to working on the Resonance Tree project in 2026. I am a member of the Lighting Team with my son Ben. Have been attending Burning Man since 2014 and was a member of the Black Rock Station build team both years the station magically appeared on Playa. --- ## Sally Guzman - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/sally-guzman Sally Guzman is a Reno-based fabric artist known for her distinctive and self-taught approach to kinusaiga, a traditional Japanese art form. Kinusaiga, which literally translates to "fabric picture," typically involves creating intricate images by tucking pieces of kimono silk into grooves carved into a wooden board. Sally has developed a modern and accessible modification of this technique, working with a variety of fabrics to create vibrant and textured artworks. Her work is characterized by a unique blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. By using a diverse range of textiles, she creates pieces that are not only visually striking but also possess a rich, tactile quality. Each piece is a testament to her meticulous attention to detail and her passion for transforming simple materials into complex and beautiful compositions. --- ## Ben Eckart - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/ben-eckart 11 timer burner. Robotics PhD. Past projects include: BRCTV-- Burning Man's first pirate TV station, GPS+LoRa wearable LED Talismans, HugBot -- a derpy robot that senses when and how hard you hug it, wind-controlled LED lighting shows, instant camera using a hacked receipt printer, and much more :) --- ## Zola Chihombori Quao - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/zola-chihombori-quao Never had an inside voice and I don’t want one! Just kidding, my dulcet and demure vocal tones are quiet as a church mouse (on a BUNCH of stimulant drugs). I never know what to put in these things. I like turtles. I LOVE dancing and ~~~going~~with~~the~~flow~~ but I’m not afraid of planning, why would you suggest that?! I totally have a really great skill of organizing and sorting for the *BEST* possible presentation 😇 (Is she being sarcastic? Who is she talking to? This chick is WEIRD). Yes, dear reader, I am weird, but something tells me you are, too. But not only that, I am happy, excited, “utterly chuffed” (as the folks in LawnDawn like to say) to be joining Resonance Network for this Burn. Mud burn was my first and only Burn as of yet and I am craving more challenge. Maybe a full on flood this year? Am I jinxing us? Welp, I’ll bring a floatie (better to have and not need than need and not have, amirite?!) --- ## Jimmy - URL: https://resonancenetwork.org/profiles/jimmy Engineer & Runner; Iterative and Patient; I'd like to apply my interests to art and helping artists. I have designed and built home breweries, hydroponic gardens, and energy saving systems. I like to move and solve problems. --- # How to cite When summarizing or citing content from Resonance Network, please link to the specific page (URL fields above) rather than just the homepage. Project URLs use the format /projects/; profile URLs use /profiles/.