Maker Faire Yearbook 2023

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Dia de los Muertos, Monarchs and More

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Sander van de Bor

Home: California, United States

Sander van de Bor is a public installation artist and LED wearables creator. His work features large mechanical monarch butterflies inspired by Dia de los Muertos, which will fly in the dark room, and a large sunflower, a national symbol of Ukraine. Sander van de Bor is also showcasing his state-of-the-art LED wearables powered by supercapacitors, and a light up vest with over 200 LEDs.

FLUX Inc.

Faire: Pensacola

Maker: FLUX Inc

Home: New York, United States

FLUX is a leading provider of desktop laser cutters, offering innovative solutions for precision cutting and engraving. Our easy-to-use machines empower businesses and individuals to unleash their creativity, transform ideas into reality, and achieve remarkable results. With a focus on user-friendly design, exceptional performance, and versatility, FLUX laser cutters are the ideal choice for a wide range of industries, from small businesses to educational institutions.

MUD Foundation INC

Faire: Miami

Maker: Rodolfo Peraza

Home: Florida, United States

Discover MUD Foundation's tech-forward programs, digital infrastructure, and XR metaverse. From Media Under Dystopia exhibition to XRHub R&D Lab, discover immersive tech possibilities in Onalnd.io.

Standing Byrd Creations

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: Wade Byrd

Home: Louisiana, United States

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PICUS

Faire: Rome

Maker: GiosuÃ® Caliano

The restorer has the fundamental task of envisioning the objectives and selecting the appropriate methods of investigation, identifying the areas to be investigated, presiding over the interventions, and finally summarizing the results. The PICUS Project was born as a result of the perceived need of a large number of specialists in the field of preservation to obtain a simple, effective and low-cost aid to the process of diagnosing the state of preservation of properties, particularly those considered "minor" that have always had little attention mostly due to the inadequacy of available funds.

starstruck jewelry

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: juno nguyen

Home: Louisiana, United States

Locally crafted handmade jewelry for all ages and a wide range of themes and colors as well as guided demonstrations for curious individuals.

Eagle Maker Hub

Faire: Meridian

Maker: Eagle Maker Hub

Home: Mississippi, United States

Eagle Maker Hub will show how to make a brush bot and create graphite circuits.. What is a Brush Bot? Brush bots are very simple robots made from a vibrating motor and a small brush that acts as legs. Saturday only.

Fatcat Fibers

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: Victoria Gore

Home: Louisiana, United States

Hi! My name is Victoria and I like to make weavings and punch needle art. I use different kinds of fiber like yarn, rope, ribbon, and silk to create colorful and textured fiber decorations.

Muse in the Machine: How AI Shapes, Shifts, and Stimulates Creativity

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Floor van de Velde

Home: United States

Creative technologist Floor van de Velde will be discussing their art practice and how technology can enhance creativity. Equally passionate about education, particularly within the intersection of art, design, and technology, I embrace an anti-disciplinary approach in the work I choose to do and I thrive in environments that don’t fit into any specific framework, method, or subject. I believe that complex problems are tackled using deep investigations and quick iterations. Ultimately, my intention is to help build inclusive cultures, practices, and frameworks that not only address challenges, but also evoke a sense of delight and joy.

Scraps Designs

Faire: Tulsa

Maker: Jamie Pierson

Home: Oklahoma, United States

Join Scraps Designs to build and play with large scale building toys made from reclaimed materials, and to make your own crafts with materials both common and unusual. Handmade toys, art, and other items also for sale.

Creation Station with Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance

Faire: Tulsa

Maker: Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance

Home: Oklahoma, United States

Where imagination meets innovation! Join our interactive booth for hands-on fun with magsnaps, tangrams, balsa wood blocks, and LEGOs. Don't miss out on STEM in a Bag take-home kits and awesome giveaways!

WOOD.PAPER.GLASS ART STUDIO

Faire: Palm Beach

Maker: Terri White

Home: Florida, United States

WOOD.PAPER.GLASS is a make and take art studio in Wellington, stop by our booth at the Maker Faire to create your own seashell necklace or sand art jar or canvas, or make both! $12 each, fun for kids and adults!

Arden Klemmer

Faire: Hudson Valley

Maker: Arden Klemmer

Home: New York, United States

Arden Klemmer is a figurative painter and sculptor, injecting playful, dark, and metaphysical elements into ordinary scenes. Her work explores human connection and our social inheritance through the lens of patterns, technology, and words.

FAZ com as tuas mãos – molda polpa de papel reciclado com moldes impressos em 3d

Faire: Lisbon

Maker: Mariana Costa e Silva

Home: Leiria, Portugal

A revolução no fabrico de objetos está a acontecer, o design de produto está ao serviço do utilizador-fazedor: FAZ com as suas mãos! FAZ com as tuas mãos é um processo participativo de produção de mobiliário e brinquedos. Modelos fáceis de construir com ferramentas básicas, materiais fáceis de encontrar e aulas para ensinar a fazê-los em curtos períodos de tempo. Nesta Maker Faire proponho realizar um workshop de moldagem de polpa de papel tridimensional a partir de moldes impressos em 3D, com um aspirador, magia e papel reciclado.

Miranda Institute for Restoration Ecology

Faire: Hudson Valley

Home: New York, United States

The Miranda Institute for Restoration Ecology empowers communities towards life-long involvement in nutrition awareness, environmental stewardship and sustainable solutions through international research and art initiatives. Local Roots|Global Reach

Making as a way of life – The art + design practice of CW&T

Faire: Miami

Maker: CW&T

Home: New York, United States

CW&T exists to create the things we want to see in the world. Our work has spanned from interactive software to human-scaled tools that enhance our relationships to work, life and time. CW&T is the recipient of the 2022 National Design Award.

The Royal Trumpets

Faire: Central Oregon

Maker: Adam Foster

Home: New York, United States

The Royal Trumpets are an EPIC series of 6 kinetic pyrotechnic sound sculptures that stand 15' tall, connected to a keyboard, you can make come play music!

SmartVan for Camping

Faire: Rome

Maker: Roberto Pompermaier

Using the Smart Van Box, making your camper or van smart becomes child's play. A magic box which, in addition to managing the energy produced by the solar panels, will allow you to monitor and control the services of your camper, conveniently from the mobile app. Whether you're on the road or away from your vehicle. Furthermore, thanks to its sensors and intelligent functions, the Smart Van Box will assist you during all phases of your journey. Taking care of your health and alerting you in case of problems. From the preparation of the trip, to the return home.

Clarabella’s Beads

Faire: Rochester

Maker: Daniel Letzring

Home: New York, United States

Come check out our Perler bead decorations like Buffalo Bills ornaments and heart keychains!

Live Chainsaw Wood Carving with Burt Fleming

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: Burt Fleming

Home: Louisiana, United States

Burt Fleming of Woodbcreations will take logs and carve them into beautiful artwork during maker faire!

WoodyMaker

Faire: Rome

Maker: Manuela Quaglietti

WoodyMaker produces objects that we have baptized original, special, beautiful "things" to give on different occasions, something that remains, can be worn or exhibited, capable of communicating data, messages and emotions. The project is based on the creativity of a craftsman who works wood with new generation tools such as lasercut to produce "things" engraved with a "code" that communicates with a software platform created to give the customer the possibility to customize that "thing" and communicate something to third parties. We went further… creating “things” that contain electronic boards and sensors able to communicate with the surrounding environment! Our project aims to demonstrate how creativity and old crafts can merge with new technologies to create "things" that are pleasant to look at, made with natural materials, a new profession is born, the technological craftsman. WoodyMaker aims to bring craftsmanship to the fore in a new form! You will be able to see and touch surprising "things" at the fair that will be exhibited in preview, discover details and have all kinds of information, for the little ones we have created educational courses to learn the basic techniques for creating 2D/3D models.

Yoyasei.cant.drive

Faire: Pensacola

Maker: Serena Sharar

Home: Florida, United States

We are Yoyasei and Bean.cant.drive and together our collaboration is Yoyasei.cant.drive. We will be selling illustrative prints and original works.

My Heart Will Go On

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Double X, Carlsbad, Daedalus, Rabbitovski, laëiou

Home: California, United States

Exhibited on the Burning Man Playa this year, “My Heart Will Go On” is a 10ft kinetic sculpture that dances with the rhythm of life and love, lighted up by string of LEDs, powered by the sun and wind. Drawing inspiration from the timeless song, “My Heart Will Go On,” this piece recaptures the spirit of enduring love and courage. Amid a world recovering from pandemic, a world with wars and economic downturn, it stands as a symbol of hope and resilience. As you witness its rhythmic pulse, we hope you find love: love for others, love for our shared world, and most importantly, love of yourself. Artist Group: Double X, Carlsbad, Daedalus, laëiou, Rabbitovski

Material Interactions: Data-Driven Community Quilting

Faire: Syracuse

Maker: Rachel Ivy Clarke

Home: New York, United States

Come make interactive data-driven quilts! Learn basic quilting, select fabrics, colors and shapes to represent data like direction and distance traveled, and sew them together into a larger piece to make a unique collaborative snapshot of the event.

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