Mosuo VR

This work explores how the everyday practices of Mosuo domestic space might be documented through an interactive, playable environment. Centred on the hearth and associated architectural elements, the experience uses situated actions to connect spatial organisation with practices of care, offering and ritual.

The project brings field observation and photogrammetric reconstruction into dialogue with interactive design. It asks what a playable archive can communicate about embodied knowledge, and what it must leave open or unresolved when representing a living cultural practice.

This is collaborative work. The related journal article is co-authored by Jocelyn Wong and Xiaowen Fu.

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