2026-07-10 –, Creativity Dome
After some time for reflection and a brief singing warmup for everybody, let's recite, read, rap and sing words that are on our hearts and minds.
Bring words or a melody you like, whether a poem, lyric, essay, or even a protocol spec, and we'll read, recite, rap, and sing it together. A circle process with space for reflection, writing, and sharing. No musical skill needed.
A circle for sharing words and song. Bring something you love: your own writing, a poem, a lyric, a passage from an essay, or the spec of a protocol you care about. After quiet reflection, time to write, and a gentle singing warmup, and from there the session unfolds around the circle as participants are moved to share. People might recite, read, rap, or sing what they brought, or read something fresh they just wrote, or pass and listen. No musical skill required, just words worth sharing and a willingness to make sound with others.
In the pursuit of wonder I am looking for connection and expression in many dimensions of life.
e.g. we could connect through musical instruments, computer code, mathematical/scientific perspectives, etc.
I believe in powers of listening, curiosity, music and heart. Let's get together to play and make spaces for culture and collective wellbeing to grow where they're planted.
Guo enjoy making interesting things with code, words, and music. He is currently working on moss, a desktop application that publishes a website from a folder, making indie sites a pleasant breeze for everyone. He previously built Matters Town, a publication and social platform for long-form articles. In his spare time, he writes random blog posts (mostly in Chinese) and creates music for plays and himself.
I'm currently a postdoc in Computer Science at the University of Washington, seeking a software or network engineering, research, or PM role for Summer/Fall 2026. I've deployed community networks around the world, and teach technical networking at the Tribal Broadband Bootcamp (TBB). Since 2019, I'm a Founder and Director of the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Local Connectivity Lab (LCL). Our Seattle Community Network (SCN) digital equity project builds DIY Internet infrastructure serving hundreds of users.