A-TEMP® Studio is the creative practice of William W. Marx, a Jewish American bricoleur and research scientist.

Operating with no specific focus, we build objects in physical and digital space to communicate ideas across time that cut through the noise of an increasingly monolithic world.

We’re powered by your interest in what we do — think of us as a keiretsu; our component projects can be found below. Transparency is at our core, so if our work interests you, hit up A-TEMP® Comms to move from monologue to conversation.

A-TEMP® Studio

“Curated Vacancy” Art Store

RROSE ENTERPRISES is the fine art practice of William W. Marx and A-TEMP® Studio. Defined by no media nor subject matter, our raison d’etre is clear: to route ideas through objects that catalyze one’s reconsideration of the world around them.

“We’ll see what we see when we get there.”

RROSE ENTERPRISES

Something’s Missing, LLC is A-TEMP®’s in-house collaborative design and strategy venture. Working closely with our clients and partners, we build brands, experiences, and mythoi to guide the trajectory of contemporary culture.

Our services include creative direction, brand identity, print design, digital and social media strategy, and market research. We’ve worked with brands and organizations including 

Something’s Missing, LLC

TPYO, LLC

Turing Time Technologies

Full Court Press is A-TEMP®’s in-house publisher, handling all print design, production, and distribution for our zine and book projects.

FCP serves in the same role for clients of Something’s Missing, LLC., our collaborative design and strategy venture. The greatest force in the history of knowledge is the written word — we believe in the importance for all to make their mark and inscribe their ideas into the historical canon.

Full Court Press

A-TEMP® Logistics handles all logistics and business operations for A-TEMP® Studio, our subsidiaries, and clients of Something’s Missing, LLC, our collaborative design and strategy venture.

With all logistics operations, we aim to function with the efficiency of Amazon, though without the assholishness of the company’s overcompensating founder. Led by our appreciation for non-glorious drudgery, we’re committed to running our studio such that the distance between idea and execution is minimized to the point of non-existence.