Brooklyn, New York · Studio to discover
Independent artist profile. This artist is not presented as a commissionit partner. Current availability and any collaboration must be confirmed.
Why this practice is on our radar
Rachel Ciavarella and Jack Kalish describe their Brooklyn collaboration as an art and design practice focused on emerging technologies and audience participation. CODAworx included the studio in its May 2026 new member selection. Membership recency is not a claim about career stage.
What to explore as a collector or commissioner
This is a discovery for clients considering an experiential commission. Assess how the visitor interacts with the work and what is needed to operate it. Software support, component replacement and technical documentation matter alongside the initial creative proposal.
Can I commission this artist?
The studio accepts project enquiries through its website. A commissionit relationship and availability for a particular brief have not been confirmed.
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If the artist is unavailable
We can help find another artist whose own practice suits the qualities you enjoy, such as a material, palette, texture or approach to abstraction. The proposal would be an original work by that artist, clearly credited to them. It would have its own provenance and collecting context.
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