Positional Projects build empathy of place in community, protecting at-risk landmarks through art, history, stewardship and technology. We gather in the Mojave for arts and culture experiences, to preserve and create safe spaces on public land for belonging and shared care, and connect with the landscape through traditional knowledge, stories, and stewardship. In collaboration with our cohort of artists, authors, culture bearers, historians, and musicians - we reveal hidden stories through on-site happenings and interactive interpretive installations.  Established in 2016, we share discoveries as digital resources, geo-located exhibits and publications to create collective memory.

Our current locations of inquiry are Giant Rock, once thought to be the world's largest freestanding boulder, north of Joshua Tree, CA, & CA Historic Site #933, Llano del Rio, in Llano, CA, "the site of the most important non-religious Utopian experiment in Western History" - California State Office of Historic Preservation.

Positional Projects partners include the Bureau of Land Management - Barstow Field Office, Blightsites.org, DEHSART.com, the Element Society, High Desert Keepers, Hoverlay, the Landers Homestead Valley Community Association, and the Yale Club Of Riverside/San Bernardino.