The studio exists because health knowledge should reach people in ways they can feel, use, and pass on.
This is the center of our focus and curiosity:
Field research that most people would consider slow, inconvenient, or already done.
Gatherings designed for people to share their own stories rather than perform or mindlessly announce opinions.
Education that pulls people away from bottomless scrolling and into their own senses, curiosity, and lives.
Writing, visual art, print, and other forms that have always been how cultures make meaning, demand change, and remember what matters.
It's not fast, and some of it takes years.
We think that's exactly the point.
See below what we’re working on this season.
Current Works
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Food as Medicine: A Field Series
Most of what people know about food and health they learned online. The question this series is asking is what happens next — whether that knowledge travels off the screen and into how people actually shop, cook, eat, and live. Phase 1 is underway, moving through communities, conversations, and the spaces where food culture and health culture overlap. The work surfaces as interviews, short-form video, social content, and a tangible field kit designed to bring the research into daily life. Findings will be shared with food as medicine leaders around the world at a November 2026 conference, with additional publications to follow.
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Le Souper des Lettres
Once a season, a small group gathers around a table. A culinary artist designs the menu specifically for the occasion — the ingredients, the courses, the experience of the meal itself a reflection of where we are in the year.
Each guest writes a letter at the supper and receives it three months later at the next gathering. You say something about yourself when you're present and among good people.
A salon, a celebration, a communal meal worth dressing for.
Began Fall Equinox 2025. Next supper: Summer Solstice 2026. Seats are limited.
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Health Education at Atelier Gryphon
A monthly public programming series in Fort Collins, Colorado. Each month three separate formats are produced, each covering its own topic: a structured talk recorded for YouTube, a self-guided activity designed for hands-on learners, and an open studio where the month's theme lives on the walls — first for viewing, then for taking home. Live access is available upon request.
