A STUDIO
A SCHOOL
A SANCTUARY
Signal House is an architectural space for visual art, music, and spiritual practice, offering creative direction, classes, and
small gatherings.
Courses & Workshops
Visual art workshops and intergenerational skill-sharing grounded in care, experimentation, and embodied process—inviting participants to work with image, sound, and material as tools for inquiry, attunement, and shared language.
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Creative Direction
& Visual Consulting
Guidance, visual strategy, and production support for individuals, groups, and small businesses, offering consulting and process-based services across visual graphic systems, websites, music videos, animation, and related media.
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Free Prayer Gatherings
Free weekly prayer gatherings devoted to listening, presence, and collective care. Open and non-dogmatic, these gatherings offer space for stillness, resonance, and shared care.
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Signal House is a living architectural container of transmission, working with light and sound as elemental forces—much like the human body carries vibration, water, and electrical signals. Architecture here functions as a body: a receptive instrument of vision that listens, resonates, and responds.
Like a prism, Signal House refracts light—
turning a single visible element into radiant hue.
Like an instrument, it transmits sound—tuning vibration into relation and shared rhythm. Vision and attunement are not separate, but interdependent processes of perception.
These are frequencies tuned, refracted, and shared in the collective—where fractured experience is not resolved, but received, held, shaped, and transformed through presence and attunement.
HOSTING
Workshops,
conversations, screenings, exhibitions, & prayer meetings, shaped by the community and the voices that sustain it.
HOSTING
HOSTIN
ABOUT MAGGIE
Maggie is a visual artist, concept architect, prison abolitionist, and Christian mystic who weaves centering prayer, Jungian thought, and personal symbolism into a healing, creative practice. With more than a decade of experience leading multidisciplinary projects at the intersection of visual art, design, and social justice, she bridges award-winning collaborators, incarcerated artists, musicians, institutions, and grassroots organizations.
Rooted in sculpture and digital media, her practice spans fine art, filmmaking, animation, immersive environments, digital fabrication, and curatorial strategy. She holds an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and has taught at Bard College, NYU, Stevens Institute of Technology, and the Shanghai Institute for Visual Art.
For over six years, she has navigated the United States prison system and fostered community collaborations with incarcerated individuals across various correctional facilities, including the Columbia Secure Center for Girls, the Brookwood Secure Center for Youth, the Shawangunk Correctional Facility, and the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility.