Feÿtopia Fund for Extitutional Communities

Seeking art, technology, and cultural projects born from shared living experiments.

The Feÿtopia Fund supports creators building at the edge of art, technology, and community life. We fund projects that emerge from real shared spaces: coliving houses, experimental villages, revived heritage properties, and seasonal communities where daily proximity sparks new culture. Our mission is to help artists, technologists, and community builders turn lived experiments into work the world can experience, adapt, and carry forward.

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Eligibility

We support creative projects that grow out of people actually living, working, or making together in shared physical space. Projects may take the form of immersive installations, films, performances, cultural events, open-source tools, governance experiments, architecture, publications, or documented community models.
To qualify for this fund, projects must meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Grow out of a real shared living environment, whether seasonal, temporary, or permanent.
- Demonstrate active community participation beyond a single founder or small pitch team.
- Produce a creative, cultural, technological, or research output that can be shared with others.
- Show evidence of proximity-based collaboration, such as shared meals, collective work, communal governance, or co-created programming.
- Prioritize work that can travel, be forked, be documented, or be adapted by other communities.
- Preference is given to projects revitalizing existing spaces such as heritage properties, rural infrastructure, abandoned villages, or underused buildings.
- Purely digital projects do not qualify unless they are rooted in a physical community and support real-world collective life.
- Projects must be original, feasible, and aligned with Artizen’s mission to support creativity with positive cultural impact.

Projects (1)

1 submitted

Project	Status	Raised
ToGather Project, Documenting Living Systems	submitted	$8,193