We founded Vault at the start of the pandemic – during a time where studios and venues across the world were shutting their doors. From the outside looking in, it likely appeared to be a crazy venture, but for us, it felt like a natural progression of the seeds that had been planted years before. Having had the opportunity to work and learn together in a studio that had such an impact on the creative community in the DMV, we knew what we had to do when presented with the opportunity to continue, and reimagine, that impact and legacy. We set out to build a safe space for creatives that seemed so needed in this time of crisis. Even if the house burns down, the Vault stays safe. We knew we could provide that encouraging environment to the community around us, and as creatives, felt very passionate about doing so.