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An essay-film that uses genealogy, oral history and AI to reconnect Afro-Brazilians with their ancestors in Africa.
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I am making an essay-film using AI, Black genealogy, oral history and the archive to repair lost connections between Afro-Brazilians and their ancestors in Brazil and Africa
Memory is a key pillar for healing and reparation. I use art and technology to repair the Black lineages deliberately erased throughout the slave trade and after the abolition in 1888, allowing families and individuals to heal and reconnect.
I interviewed Black families and had meetings with activists, academics, public archives, UN and Unesco. I tested the use of AI in filmmaking using FamilySearch CAI, MidJourney and Adobe Suite. I have invested around U$15 K in the development stage.
I am an award-winning filmmaker and journalist. I am the descendant of African enslaved people. My great-grandfather was born into slavery. I am committed to creating films that speak to the Black experience and can promote healing and reparation.
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/the-reparation-project
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