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Totem's Sound Totem's Sound This is the story of the Norwegian explorer Johan Adrian Jacobsen. From 1881 to 1883 he travelled along the northwestern coasts of the Americas. Commissioned by a support comitee, he purchased and catalogued an immense number of artefacts and objects from local tribes for the German Humboldt Foundation. Totem's Sound is based on his personal accounts. Well, almost. Enjoy a day of Johan's journey, featuring great outdoor activities such as canoe races, collecting clams, not getting eaten by a giant grizzley and of course fish oil binge drinking. Get in contact with the local tribes, that are struggling to preserve their ways of life and their cultures in a rapidly changing world. Credits Totem's Sound was conceived and produced by gold extra with the support of Causa Creations in the framework of the Humboldt Lab Dahlem, a project by the Kulturstiftung des Bundes in collaboration with the Foundation Preussischer Kulturbesitz Berlin. As part of Rehersal Stage 4 - Travelogue Totem's Sound is being shown in the Museum Dahlen from 23.09.2014 to 08.02.2015. Developer: Adeline Ducker (Art), Tilmann Hars (Code & Design), Georg Hobmeier (Text & Design), Brian Main (additional Art), Karl Zechenter (Music, Sound & Research) Libraries: vrld (hump), kadoba (atl), markngo (atc), Xelu (Key-art) Fonts: LastPriestess, Pixel UniCode by ivancr72 Tested by the amazing Patrick Borgeat, Steven Colling, Henning Thiele, Kasia Zielinska + Timo Rostasy Thanks to: Harald Hackl (Yurp.at), Schwerpunkt Wissenschaft und Kunst Salzburg, Filipe Canha |
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