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DigiNewMex is an AR experience that revitalizes Native American culture through magical immersive 3D models of Indigenous foods.
indigenousarts-mediaclimate-ecologycommunity-economyculture-identityopen-infrastructurefilm-storytelling
DigiNewMex brings culturally rich art to the hands of Indigenous communities through an AR app that enables Indigenous self-expression with immersive 3D models of tamales, Indian tacos and red & green chile. DigiNewMex introduces emerging tech to Native American communities and is scalable through the digital landscape that Native Americans are already connected by (social media/the internet), and will be available for iOS and Android. DigiNewMex creates an inclusive emerging tech environment.
-Transforms storytelling & revitalizes culture for Indigenous communities with art & tech, toppling racist western films/false history books -Generates Indigenous XR economic ecosystems to demolish 3rd world poverty conditions on Native reservations
Akilah Martinez, Artist, Cultural Bearer, Diné Language Preservationist & Full Stack AR Developer, [contact redacted], www.linkedin.com/in/akilah-m/
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/1675123144164x318340953822416000
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