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Continuum VR explores the migration experiences of six Latin American transgender women living in Paris, through a sensory embodied approach
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www.tomasespinosa.com/ ↗ www.instagram.com/ambientefamiliar666/ ↗ www.instagram.com/canvar.art/ ↗
Experimental laboratory that uses virtual reality to explore the experiences of migration. It aims to transcend traditional forms of storytelling and analysis, and instead focuses on the senses as a way of communicating, questioning, and connecting with others. We seek to approach 5 Latin American trans women migration stories who live in Paris, through embodied experience of transit, of being a border, changing and volatile, of dealing with the pain of being in Sexile.
Create a space that allows for awareness of the violence that affects trans lives. Using art as a means of repair and activism. Build a transvestite archive and memory for future generations. Bring immersive tech to historically excluded populations.
Tomas Espinosa: Director https://www.tomasespinosa.com/ Daniela Maldonado: Co-Director https://www.instagram.com/ambientefamiliar666/ Andres Burbano: Producer - Creative Technologist https://www.instagram.com/canvar.art/
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/1673406745757x999451412170725900
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