Nine living HTML editions. Each one signed, numbered, and placed by hand. When the last seat at an edition closes, it closes forever — no second printings, no licensing, no exceptions. The asset appreciates because the door stops opening.
A sovereign-seal turntable that boots into autonomic audio — a one-of-one tactical instrument from Sector 4, NOLA. The only one that will ever exist.
A speculative wellness chamber rendered in code. Thirty years of patient education translated into a room you can stand inside. The flagship of the studio.
A holographic study of presence — built for the long broadcast, the slow gaze, the quiet room. Five collectors. One piece each. Forever.
A live-coded DJ engine that bridges Serato instinct with Logic precision — for the artist who composes in real time. Seven seats at the table.
Every key carries a different weight. Press one and the room answers. A study in agency. Ten pieces. Half already placed.
A slowly-collapsing geometry. Best experienced once a day, in low light, with the sound on. The piece collectors return to most.
A diagnostic tool that doesn't diagnose — it reflects. Built in the spirit of Peaceology: educate, don't medicate.
Named for a quiet teacher. A visual theorem that resolves itself only when the viewer stops trying to solve it.
An open canvas of motion, sound, and color — meant to be returned to, the way one returns to a porch in the evening. The studio's gateway piece.
Every piece is delivered with the studio's full collector covenant — built for estate transfer, insurance valuation, and intergenerational stewardship.
The I.C.H.C. is the only digital piece that has ever changed how my family uses our living room. We open it every Sunday.
I bought the Apex Hologram as a hedge against everything synthetic. It is the most patient object I own.
The Serato × Logic Engine paid for itself in the first booking. The studio is a sponsor for life.
For the family or foundation building a generational collection: acquire every active edition the Jupiter Studio currently holds, in a single placement. Includes private installation, a documentary feature in JUPE Magazine, naming rights inside the Performance Suite, and a permanent founders' seat on the BRPI advisory circle.
Three families on the waitlist. The studio places one Bundle per calendar year.
Because it is a sculpture — a living one. Lifetime hosting, updates, migration, and concierge are baked into the price. You are not buying a JPEG; you are commissioning an instrument the studio maintains forever.
Strict, signed, public editions. When an edition closes, it does not reopen. The studio has never re-released a piece, and the collector covenant contractually prevents it.
Yes. Re-registration to a named heir is free. Lifetime transfers between living collectors carry a flat administrative fee and require the studio's countersignature.
The studio holds first-right buyback at independently appraised value. If the studio declines, you are free to place the piece on the private secondary market the founders' room operates.
Wire, ACH, stablecoin, or charitable instrument through BRPI (501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor). Multi-payment plans available on pieces over $9,000.
Every catalog edition runs live inside the Jupiter Portal right now. Open it, hold a piece, then write to the studio. No one has ever booked a viewing and walked away empty-handed.