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A 21st century Indigenous woman dreams about food, fashion, art & technology in a volumetric video cooking series
indigenouswomenai-technologyarts-mediacommunity-economyculture-identityhealth-wellnessI’m making a 3D AR volumetric cooking video series demonstrating how to cook healthy plant-based meals, using the Navajo language with English subtitles, in a collage of fashion, animations and 8 bit sounds for an exhibited public video installation.
The Navajo Nation faces food-related health problems and community members want healthy food options. Through robust immersive media that revitalizes Navajo language & culture, the plant-based cooking show artistically addresses the need for health.
I’ve collected kawaii cooking ware, have made animations and overall branding materials for the show. I also acquired a sound engineer to help make kawaii 8 bit melodies for sound effects. I received funding from the Awesome Foundation Vegan Grant.
I want to take my years of experience in AR & video production to make a change for my people. As an underserved community, I see my people’s want and need to be health conscious and to be involved in emerging technologies to revitalize our culture.
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