POWERED BY OCEAN

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We work to improve life quality for people and marine life.
Building from the waterline outwards.

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      FROM FIELD TO FEED

      Built to Broadcast.

      We build formats that challenge habits and open new ways to live with the ocean. We like collaborations that don’t fit the template. Formats that surprise the audience.

      Thinking outside the box: 'In a world of boxes, we're the ones making paper airplanes and flying them into the unknown".

      Field Notes
      SPONSOR A FORMAT

      NEW WAYS TO SHARE SCIENCE

      Many of our projects translate marine science into creative, accessible formats. From youth programs to residencies and public art. The aim is not simplification, but participation: Letting people see themselves inside the story of the Ocean.

      WHY WE WORK CROSS-DISCIPLINARY

      Ocean challenges rarely fit one box. Neither do we. Collaboration between artists, researchers, and educators creates results that last longer and reach further than single-discipline efforts.

      REDEFINING EXPERTISE

      We work with professional scientists and local experts alike; fishers, divers, youth, and community builders. Each brings a piece of understanding the others can’t. Together, they form the real picture.

      OPEN ACCESS IN CONSERVATION

      In conservation, the biggest challenge isn’t a lack of ideas — it’s that only a small fraction of research is publicly available. Open access projects like the IUCN Archive and the Biodiversity Heritage Library are changing that by releasing tools, data, and images for everyone to use. We follow the same logic. When knowledge moves freely, so does progress.

      CULTURE THAT SHARES ITSELF

      In culture, open access shows up as collaboration: open-source design, remixable music, public archives, creative commons films. That’s the kind of momentum we aim for. Formats that others can adapt, remix, or grow.

      WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE OCEAN

      The ocean doesn’t belong to anyone, yet most ocean knowledge still sits behind paywalls. Sharing select tools, visuals, and tested methods turns exclusive research into something alive. Usable for teachers, divers, and communities along the coast.

      LEARNING FROM MOVEMENT

      Studies show that people engage more deeply when learning happens in motion - outside classrooms, linked to real places. That’s why the most durable ideas from our programs are made to travel: Between art, education, and local action.
      OPEN ACCESS

      Made to Travel.

      We build things meant to move; ideas, methods, and creative tools from the field. Each one tested through our initiatives and released for others to use, teach, or reshape.

      Reuse a Format
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      THE MASTERCLASS

      HFX LIFE LESSONS

      “Hold Fast” was once a tattoo and mantra among seafarers in rough waters. Through stories and tools from world record holders, explorers, and ocean adventurers, HoldFastX brings their grit, focus, and mental strategies to a new generation.

      HFX Ambassador: Li Karlsén (video)

      MASTERCLASS
      COLLABS
      Freediver

      Li Karlsén

      Cave Diver

      Jill Heinerth

      Pipeline Photographer

      Christa Funk

      Ocean Rowers

      The Maclean Brothers

      Ocean Rowers

      Seas the Day

      Solo-Sailor

      Ella Hibbert

      WHY WE STARTED

      Ocean Muse.

      Light disappears after 200 metres. At 1,000 metres, pressure is a hundred times greater than at the surface. There are sharks older than the printing press. Octopuses that remember. Coral that builds mountains visible from space.

      This is the world that keeps us curious.

      PROJECTS
      COLLABS

      Deep Sea

      90% of the ocean is in darkness. Creatures there make their own light. More species glow in the deep than on land.

      Coral Architecture

      Reef-building corals are tiny animals, but together they create the largest living structures on Earth. Some reefs are older than human civilization.

      The Edge of Life

      Antarctic fish survive in water below freezing by producing their own antifreeze proteins. In the same water, microbes thrive that have never been named.

      The Invisible Forest

      Phytoplankton, microscopic algae, produce more than half of the oxygen in the atmosphere. You breathe the ocean with every breath.
      FROM THE WATERLINE

      Vessel Basecamp

      OCEANhab’s vessel functions as a mobile base for fieldwork, content production, and collaboration at sea. Equipped for underwater filming, acoustic recordings, and small-scale research. All content comes from the crew who also scrub the decks and fix the cables. We run on ocean grit and espresso shots.

      No separation between field and studio. That’s the point.

      THE VESSEL
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