A STUDIO                
A SCHOOL          
A SANCTUARY



 





       


               
         




Signal House is a community driven architectural space for visual art, music, dance & spiritual practice. Offering creative/spiritual direction, classes, events, & small gatherings.












       









Holding Space  


Light Space Sonic space is  is a free, two-hour communal gathering for prayer, listening, and rest. Each session is guided by a psalmist, who shapes the space through live soundscapes & prayer.

All are invited to open their spirits to listen deeply, reflect inwardly, offer prayer or intention for one another, and rest together. The room is held as a shared practice of presence and care.

Come as you are.








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Community Studio

InPractice Community Studio operates as an open, intergenerational creative hub for art, design, dance, and music—centered on care, embodied process, and reciprocal exchange. It is a space for the full spectrum of the neighborhood: unhoused neighbors, formerly incarcerated community members, elders, youth, artists, seekers, and those simply in need of a place to belong. Here, practice is shared rather than taught, and inquiry, attunement, and healing unfold through sustained gathering.









Workshops 


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Observational Drawing: Contemplative Practice


An intergenerational workshop exploring observational drawing as a meditative, restorative practice that supports focus, nervous-system regulation, and embodied presence.



3-Week Workshop Series | $275
Saturday, March X, X & X
1-3:30pm | all ages



Stained Glass: Fostering Light

A workshop engaging glass and light to explore how fracture, when held, becomes a source of clarity and illumination.

3-Week Workshop Series | $275
Saturday, March X, X & X
1–3:30pm | all ages



Dance: Aligning Movement

A workshop attending to breath, weight, and gesture, exploring how the body bears witness through movement, rhythm, and surrender.

3-Week Workshop Series | $275
Saturday, March X, X & X
1–3:30 pm | all ages



Sound: Psalmic Practice

A workshop engaging sound, poetry, and song to explore psalmic structure, repetition, and communal expression.


Watercolor: Unfixed Forms

A workshop engaging pigment, water, and bleed to practice release, permeability, and form emerging through flow rather than control.

3-Week Workshop Series | $275
Saturday, March X, X & X
1–3:30pm | all ages


Moasics: Holding Fracture

A workshop using breaking, sorting, and reassembly to examine how fragments can be held, patterned, and made whole without erasure.

3-Week Workshop Series | $275
Saturday, March X, X & X
1–3:30pm | all ages



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1 : 1 Spirit Led 
Creative Direction 

1:1 Spirit-Led Creative Direction sessions are offered for artists, leaders, and cultural workers navigating moments of transition, clarity-seeking, or creative emergence.

Drawing from psychoanalytic listening, visual strategy, and spiritual discernment, these sessions focus on supporting inner attunement, pattern recognition, and clear next steps—helping you sense what is asking to be named, released, or brought into form.

This is not therapy or coaching. It is a practice of deep listening, reflection, and direction—supporting both inner alignment and outward creative decision-making.








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Signal House is grounded in the understanding that the body a living temple. It is the primary site of communion, perception, and encounter with the divine (Ephesians 2:20–22). The body is reflected in the living architecture: held together by presence, shaped by what it receives, what it shelters, and what it offers back as a habitation of the Spirit.

Working with light and sound as elemental forces, Signal House treats architecture as a receptive instrument of vision and voice—one that listens, resonates, and responds to conditions of presence.

Like a PRISM, it refracts light, revealing a rainbow spectrum already contained within a single beam, transforming singular vision into radiant multiplicity.

Like a TUNING FORK, it transmits vibration, bringing disparate frequencies into relation and shared rhythm.

Vision and attunement are not separate acts but interdependent processes of perception.

Here, frequency becomes a collective field: fractured experience is not resolved or smoothed over, but received, held, shaped, and transformed through attention, presence, and alignment.







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“In him the whole building is joined together and rises to become a holy temple in the Lord. And in him you too are being built together to become a dwelling in which God lives by his Spirit.”














HOSTING

Workshops, conversations, screenings, exhibitions, & prayer meetings, shaped by the community and the voices that sustain it.



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ABOUT







      




Artist &  Founder


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 in sculpture from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), a BFA in Sculpture from Biola Theological University and has taught at Bard College, New York University, Stevens Institute of Technology, Bard College Clemente Course in the Humanities, 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. 


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