CONTINUUM VR : Sexilio

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Continuum VR explores the migration experiences of five Latin American transgender women sex workers living in Paris.

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About

We are doing an experimental co-creation laboratory that uses arts to explore the experiences of migration as a transgender sex worker to create a VR experience.

Impact

Provide awareness of the violence that affects trans lives. Use art as a means of repair and activism. Build a transgender archive and memory for future generations. Bring immersive tech to historically excluded populations.

Progress

We have an amazing team, mostly people from the trans community in Colombia and France, including 2 trans people associations. We had won grants recognition from IDFA festival and Sundance to record a 350 video pilot and Volumetric Video scenes.

Team

We are a team from the Colombia Trans Communitarian Network Association and a French trans association, ACEPTESS-T. The creator and participants are both from the community, providing auto-representation, inclusion, and a decolonizing approach.

Funding

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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/continuum-vr--sexilio
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