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We Built the World's Largest Tardigrade

ABOUT US

this is how we do it

The Resilience Art Collective is an international team of artists and makers. We think big and aren't afraid to fail, knowing that with the right tools and practices, we will bounce back stronger.

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Why Tardigrades?

Tardigrades are famously resilient.

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The microscopic animals, whose bodies comprise a mere thousand or so cells, can survive

  • the Antarctic

  • inside volcanic vents

  • brief extreme temperatures (300 °F to −458 °F)

  • years of food & water deprivation

  • cosmic rays and the vacuum of space

 

Check out tardigrades on Wikipedia if you're ready for a new favorite rabbit hole. You can find live videos of tardigrades in action via National Geographic or the incredible IG account Jams & Germs.

Sticker artwork by Whit Gurley.

Meet the Collective

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Mara Greenberg

This kid does it all. Mockups? Yep. Welding? Shegotchu. Logistics? With grace and getterdones to spare.

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Alan Becker

You want thingamabobs? I got plenty! 

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Zael Johnson 

Electrical Systems/
Engineering Intern

Making cool shit is Zael's passion (and specialty).

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Ru Rowley

Anything is possible.

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Frankie Abralind

Wow!

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Hannah Brumbaum

Half organized, half fuck-around-and-find-out.

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Tyler Davis

Make.

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Whit Gurling

An artist and designer in Portland. When he’s not soldering LED lights for giant microscopic creatures he enjoys creating in several mediums: music, sculpture, drawing and painting

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Harry Flotemersch

Handy + smiley.

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Johnny Martinez

Fantaztic.

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Mehrdad

Code!

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Marc Greenberg

Good company.

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