Etymology: A blend of occult +‎ culture. 

Noun
1. The appropriation by a subculture of occult themes (New Age, etc.) in opposition to the dominant culture.

Occulture Studio channels the occult, conspiracy and high strangeness into multi-disciplinary arts. We work across public installation, publishing, printmaking, literature, and live event production as a collaborative nexus of creatives whose work interegates spirituality.

The term “occult” evolves from the latin “occultus” meaning “hidden” or “secret” – we love secrets, providing they can be discovered.

Our use of the term “occult” is not brand or cultural cache. It is a sincere statement of belief.