A creative laboratory for artists, technologists, storytellers, and community builders with a real-world purpose.
What becomes possible when creativity, technology, and human connection are used in service of peace?
Join to learn more about the journey.
A creative laboratory with a real-world purpose
No experience with technology is required.
Curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to collaborate are enough.
This October, a prototype experience will be presented at Fuji Sanctuary in Japan — a place where people from many nations, cultures, and traditions gather in support of peace.
Collaboratorium is the creative laboratory helping bring that experience to life.
Participants will work in small interdisciplinary groups to explore ideas, create simple prototypes, test them, and share what they learn.
Join the Interest ListWhat's in it for you?
Meet creative people from different countries and backgrounds
Explore ideas you couldn't develop alone
Learn by making rather than simply talking
Experiment with storytelling, art, technology, ritual, and community design
Contribute to a meaningful international project
Help shape an experience shared at Fuji Sanctuary in Japan
Become part of the founding circle of a growing network of collaborators
What could come out of this?
Some of the worlds we hope to explore.
The journey
Meet the team, learn about the project, ask questions, and decide whether you'd like to participate.
We'll match participants into small cross-disciplinary teams.
Your group will explore an idea, create a simple prototype, and test it over approximately one week.
Groups can choose to share their experiments with the wider community and contribute to the final showcase.
We'll gather to share discoveries, reflect on what emerged, and explore what comes next.
Orientation sessions
Three time windows designed to reach participants in every part of the world. Attend any one session. Recordings available if you can't join live.
| Pacific US (July 12) | 10:00 PM |
| Eastern US | 1:00 AM |
| London | 6:00 AM |
| Moscow | 8:00 AM |
| India | 10:30 AM |
| Japan | 2:00 PM |
Moscow · India · Japan highlighted
Best for participants in Europe, Russia, and Asia.
| Pacific US | 3:00 PM |
| Eastern US | 6:00 PM |
| London | 11:00 PM |
| Moscow | 1:00 AM |
| India | 3:30 AM |
| Japan (July 14) | 7:00 AM |
Pacific US · Eastern US highlighted
Best for participants in the Americas. Afternoon hours on the US West Coast. Late evening in London.
| Pacific US (July 15) | 6:30 PM |
| Eastern US (July 15) | 9:30 PM |
| London | 2:30 AM |
| Moscow | 4:30 AM |
| India | 7:00 AM |
| Japan | 10:30 AM |
Pacific US · Eastern US · Japan highlighted
Best for the Americas and Japan. Evening hours in the US, morning in Tokyo. A good bridge session across the Pacific.
Recordings will be available if you are unable to attend live.
Collaboratorium Begins
Participants are only asked to complete one Creative Sprint. Additional participation is optional and encouraged if you feel moved to continue.
Join the Interest ListA message from
Co-founder, Radiant IRIS Collective
The Collaboratorium is an experiment in creating across cultures.
We are bringing together artists, technologists, storytellers, facilitators, and dreamers to explore how creativity can become a practice of peace.
I hope you'll join us.
Why Fuji Sanctuary?
Fuji Sanctuary is a peace sanctuary at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan.
For decades, people from many nations, cultures, and faiths have gathered there in support of peace and human connection.
This year's Collaboratorium is helping explore how that spirit might be shared with a new generation through storytelling, participation, and technology.
Questions & answers
No. Participation is free.
Collaboratorium is a volunteer-based creative laboratory. There is no financial compensation. Participants gain access to a multidisciplinary creative community, collaborative projects, new relationships, and learning opportunities.
The Collaboratorium will be conducted primarily in English and Japanese. We welcome participants from all linguistic backgrounds and will do our best to support cross-cultural communication throughout.
No. We welcome participants from many backgrounds. Curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to collaborate are enough.
You'll receive an invitation to attend one of the Orientation sessions and further details about the project. Registering does not commit you to participate — come to Orientation first, then decide.
The experiment is already underway, and you're invited to explore what we're creating.
Join the Interest List to receive the Orientation replay, follow our progress, and hear about how to participate.
Free · Online · July – August 2026