How to Make an Avatar & Render my Body

How to Make an Avatar & Render my Body

5.5

Mar 25 2023

0h 10m

Animation, Documentary

In this two-chapter project I piece together the progression of my HRT process, using voice documentation and virtual scenarios to recognize physical and psychological changes. Both chapters are chronological evidence of a one-year gender-affirming experience dating back to pre-testosterone days, when I first envisioned my nonbinary avatar inspired by my deepest dreams.

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