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Your consciousness is shifted by ancestral wisdom as you dance with Pueblo Elders in volumetric capture and XR.
climate-ecologycommunity-economyculture-identityfilm-storytellingmusic-performance
We are producing the Pueblo rain dance using volumetric capture and mixed-reality. Participants with AR headsets and haptic vests dance with and hear wisdom of the elders and experience a change of state within a 360’ film of the rain dance.
Understanding and embodying Native American wisdom expands our thinking and reverence for nature. It empowers how you care for yourself, your community, and the environment.
We have a great team and are working with tribal representation and a cultural preservation officer to ensure integrity of the artistic expression and storytelling. Rain Dance has evolved from A Movement in Water, a multimedia interactive museum.
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/rain-dance
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