CURA: A Tale of Connection, Devastation, and Spiritual and Ecological Rebirth

CURA is a work of ritual cinema that redefines climate storytelling through an immersive, sensory experience co-created with Indigenous guardians of the Amazon. This isn’t a film you watch—it’s a ceremony you enter. Audiences recline in a shared, floating hammock beneath a suspended screen, wrapped in a 12-channel rainforest soundscape. Spatial audio and felt vibration pulse through the body—until the forest’s heartbeat feels like your own.

Born from deep collaboration with the Nomanawa Clan of the Noke Koi (Brazil) and the Cofán of Putumayo (Colombia), CURA bypasses language and data to speak to the nervous system—awakening embodied memory and ecological kinship. Through vibration, imagery, sound, and ceremony, it reconnects body and forest as one living system.

At a time when climate discourse can paralyze with despair, CURA offers something vital: a felt experience rooted in Indigenous wisdom—a re-membering that shows healing ourselves and healing Earth are not separate journeys, but one sacred path.

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