We’ve just had our first video screening for Regenerative Visions: Digital Storytelling.
It was a moment where all the ideas we’ve been discussing — regeneration, awareness, creative practice — finally took shape through personal stories.
We’re beginning to introduce the works created by our participants.
And the first one comes from Dasha — a story told through a single object: a cape made of recycled Italian wool, found in Rome.
But it’s not just about the material.
It’s about how an everyday piece of clothing can hold memory, emotion, and awareness — how it can become a living souvenir instead of something forgotten on a shelf.
Dasha’s story reminds us that regeneration isn’t just about reusing materials — it’s about reimagining meaning. About letting objects carry our journeys, and continue them.
This screening marks the start of something bigger — a growing collection of personal regenerative visions, each one a glimpse into how creativity can help us see the world, and ourselves, anew.
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