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About

STUDIO Capacitor is a design/build TEAM At the intersection
of art, storytelling, and technology

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OUR STORY

Studio Capacitor evolved from the restless minds and incessant tinkerers of Trademark Design + Fabrication. Inside Capacitor we ponder and ask existential questions, challenge common assumptions, and encourage storytelling. The narratives we tell explore the complexities that come along with being human and the symbiotic relationships we have with the natural world. 

We ask, “What are the first principles of a place or idea, and why?” We begin with research to understand context and construct narrative. Our characters are the message, the materials, and the experience of the work. We draw from science and myth, inspired by modern fabrication and design. 

Through our work, we aspire to leave a lasting and positive impact on our communities by curating environments and creating artwork that inspires, cultivates connection, and instills a sense of wonder and curiosity.

 

Projects


Pale Blue Dot

A permanent public art work in downtown Boise, exploring common resources, societal challenges, and social responsibility.

ART PORT

Public art infrastructure for temporary and permanent installations.

UNCERTAIN TIMES

Displayed as a part of the inaugural artwork exhibition at KIN in downtown Boise, Uncertain Times explores the social and societal deconstruction of time during this unique age.

Shelter in Place

A simple immersive installation that speaks to the social and physical isolation of life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

St. Luke’s Children’s Pavilion

Interactive exhibits, large scale public artwork, integrated environmental signage. St. Luke’s Children Pavilion is transformed into an immersive space for exploration and imagination.

 

Rhodes SKATE PARK

Large scale public art and community collaboration. After years of being on the fringe, Rhodes Skate Park gets the upgrade it deserves.

 

Champion Park

Interactive public art. Enhancing sense of place through symbol and story.

 
 
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