safariiiCAMP was founded by a collective of artists across the Bay Area, united by a shared vision: to create a sustainable future through our craft, take ownership of our creative journeys, and build a space where artists can thrive together. Our inspiration comes from three powerful sources. The Magic Treehouse reminds us that with the right environment and resources, anything is possible. Odd Future embodies the fearless pursuit of creative expression, pushing boundaries without compromise. The Black Panthers exemplify the strength of unity and the transformative power of community. What began as a small group of seven artists working out of a 1,000-square-foot loft has grown into a thriving creative hub. In under two years, we expanded across three locations before establishing our current 10,000-square-foot space—now home to over 30 artists. Through collaboration, resilience, and a commitment to our community, we have built something lasting. safariiiCAMP is more than a workspace; it’s a movement. As we continue to grow, our focus remains on expanding access to resources, fostering innovation, and empowering artists to push boundaries together. The way these works of art, artists and organizations influenced us, we believe art doesn’t just inspire—it builds, educates, and mobilizes. It provides jobs, activates public spaces, and amplifies voices that need to be heard, making real change possible in communities.