BUILD / BREAK / REPEAT
Products to share.
I develop products that are mostly free to use. Useful ideas, made for people to actually use.
Explore the software ↗ INDEPENDENT MIND. OPEN POSSIBILITIES.
Serious about
the curious.
Sawdust. Software. Paint.
A few different ways to follow an idea.
I make things from wood, develop products that are mostly free to use, and make art. Electric City Labs is where all those interests get to meet.
Follow the curiosity ↘ONE PERSON. MANY POSSIBLE DIRECTIONS.↓ SCROLL TO WANDER
ECL / EXPERIMENT NO. 001↗
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44° / OPEN ENDED
STATUS: IN MOTION
STATUS: IN MOTION
A WORK IN POSSIBILITY.◎
GOOD THINGS
START WITH
“WHAT IF?”↗
START WITH
“WHAT IF?”↗
STAY CURIOUS✳MAKE A LITTLE TROUBLE✳LEAVE ROOM FOR THE UNEXPECTED✳✳
01 / THE PLAYGROUNDNO SINGLE LANE REQUIRED.
A company shaped
like a question mark.
From the workbench to the screen
to a canvas. Different materials,
the same itch to make something.
COLOUR OUTSIDE THE LINES
Art & painting.
Paint, colour, and room to play. I make art to explore an idea, a feeling, or simply see where it goes.
Explore the gallery ↗AWAY FROM THE SCREEN
Made from wood.
I do woodworking, too. A different pace, a hands-on process, and the pleasure of making something tangible.
02 / THE HUMAN BITPERSON-OWNED. CURIOSITY-OPERATED.
A small lab.
An open mind.
No corporate costume.
Electric City Labs is just me. Some days that means developing a product; others, working with wood or picking up a paintbrush.
I like making useful things and sharing them. Most of the products I develop are free to use, and not everything I make needs to become a product. There’s room here for a painting, a woodworking project, or an idea for bringing people together. I’m figuring it out as I go.
I’m originally from Chennai, India, and I now call Peterborough, Ontario home. The name Electric City Labs is a nod to Peterborough’s nickname, the Electric City—a little of the place I call home in everything I make.
Curiosity first.People always.Egos optional.
03 / A LITTLE SPARKLet’s see
Let’s see
what happens.
Every experiment starts somewhere.
Here’s a small invitation to make something of your own.
THE WHAT-IF MACHINE001
What if you made something useful…
just for one person you know?