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Using volumetric capture, visitors will follow Pueblo rain dancers, shifting their physiology + altering consciousness.
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I’m making a volumetric capture of a Pueblo rain dance. Participants with EEG headsets and haptic vests dancing along will experience a change of state. A 360’ film of the tribe’s rain dance will integrate knowledge of how they bring down the rain.
Understanding Native American wisdom shifts our thinking about and reverence for nature. Rain Dance helps to embody these ideas and galvanize communities into action. Also, we’ll spread how the new science of water restores humans, plants and soil.
We’ve assembled a great team, applied for grants, connected with the Pueblo, as well as have partnerships with organizations for outreach and a gallery in Dubai with a dedicated room for a January, 2024 debut during Maxi’s show. We just need funds!
I’ve filmed/photographed/exhibited water for 25 years, documented indigenous water songs, developed a mobile museum of water, and learned and shared about the new science of water, which has changed my life and many others. I’m a water solutionist.
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/1680565931976x720584106182736800
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