A curated subscription box delivering 'Forbidden Art' – works that push the boundaries of ethical guidelines, prompting conversation and challenging sanitized artistic norms. Each box includes a rotating collection of prints, digital art links, and artist profiles, distributed anonymously to bypass direct censorship where needed. This fosters a community of art appreciators that desires and seeks more than censorship allows.

A platform for artists and galleries to transparently audit their creative process and artworks for 'ethical compliance' according to various standards (corporate, governmental, independent). This satirical service highlights the absurdity of widespread censorship by forcing artists to confront and articulate the justifications for limiting creativity. Audits are not actually implemented, but shown to the public instead.

A decentralized platform facilitating the exchange of artistic skills and works for essential goods and services within fractured communities after societal collapse. Artists create and trade physical art for food, shelter, and other necessities, bypassing the broken financial system and providing tangible value in a crisis.

A distributed network of physical and digital archives preserving and disseminating uncensored art created during periods of social upheaval and societal breakdown. The archive exists in encrypted digital spaces and physical repositories, offering a place to preserve the artistic truth. The project relies on citizen archivist to contribute and maintain the collection, ensuring its availability for future generations.

A program providing artists with certifications based on their adherence to government- and corporate-approved ethical standards. This is a fully satirical service. Successfully (and ironically) certified Model Citizen Artists gain access to exclusive funding opportunities and exhibition spaces, reinforcing the system of control while allowing them to reveal the absurdity of the certification process.

A publicly accessible art gallery that showcases art created under constant surveillance, designed to explicitly demonstrate the chilling effect of pervasive monitoring on artistic expression. All artists creating in the gallery sign contracts that dictate they must act in accordance with the law, allowing for the ethical issues to rise to the surface.

A free augmented reality app that overlays uncensored artistic content onto censored artworks in public spaces. Users can point their phone at a censored mural, statue, or digital display and see the original, unedited artwork through their devices, reclaiming artistic expression in a tangible way.

A platform which helps artists create and manage DAACs to fund, create, and distribute art free from corporate and governmental influence. The platform provides tools for artists to mint NFTs, manage community governance, and create decentralized marketplaces, fostering a more equitable and autonomous art ecosystem.