Project Stillpoint will be a living cultural center in the Berkshire hills of Massachusetts, featuring an ambitious series of permanent land artworks by David Teeple, integrated into the natural landscape and supported by spaces for residencies, performances, and dialogue.

It will be a place where art, nature, and human presence come together — where glass, water, light, stone, and metal will shape environments for perceptual and collaborative exploration. Each installation will invite performers, scientists, visitors, and others into a shared inquiry into how awareness and experience take form through the meeting of art and nature.

Across the landscape, these works will evolve through mathematics, materials, and the natural behavior of water and light. Precise yet fluid, they will respond to weather, season, and time, forming a living composition continually transformed by the elements and by those who engage with it.

Project Stillpoint will be a gathering ground for exploration and community — a place where creation, observation, and contemplation converge, and where the physical and the immaterial, the human and the natural, exist in quiet and dynamic exchange.