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A VR experience co-created with the indigenous Q'ero community of Peru for our reconnection with Mother Earth.
indigenousyouthclimate-ecologycommunity-economyculture-identity
We are making an immersive journey through Q'ero Nation, exploring their wild mountains, worldview and rituals. The user embarks on a sacred experience to reconnect with nature, guided by their powerful quechua prayers and ancestral wisdom.
Our co-created project will empower youth to rediscover and embrace ancestral ways of living in harmony with nature. It cultivates a deeper sense of respect towards the spirits of nature and living environment, leading to a more conscious future.
The project is in postproduction stage. We have 66% of the funding raised from Chilean and international funds. In 2021, the German Studio NowHere Media joined as coproducers and we got sponsored by Games for Change, assembling an incredible team.
As VR creators, we have the technological tools to amplify the message that Nation Q'eros has kept all this time. We have the common purpose of preserving this ancestral knowledge. We are a united team, driven by trust, affection and reciprocity.
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/ancestral-secret-vr-1
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