Threads of Story: A Digital Journey Through Embroidered Artworks
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AADHiH in collaboration with Prof Puleng Segalo
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Dear Student
This unique metaverse launch celebrates the timeless craft of embroidery, reimagined through digital storytelling. Each piece is more than an artwork; it is a narrative woven with colour, texture, and meaning, featuring artworks that confront gender-based violence.
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We are set to unveil a new digital storytelling platform where embroidered artworks come alive beyond the fabric. Through this immersive experience, visitors will discover the inspiration behind the designs and the cultural threads that connect us all. Every stitch carries a story.
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In this unique launch, the embroidered artworks have been scanned into 3D and will be experienced in the metaverse on the PlayUBU platform.
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Join us as we transform embroidery into a living archive of stories, accessible, shareable, and deeply human.
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Only 500 FREE Tickets Available
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About the host:
Prof Puleng Segalo, PhD Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair University of South Africa
Prof Puleng Segalo is a Professor of Psychology at the University of South Africa whose work brings together psychology, feminism, trauma studies, and visual methodologies. Known for introducing embroidery as a method, she uses art as a powerful tool for healing, storytelling, and resistance. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is widely recognised for its innovation and social impact.
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| 🗓️Date |
Thursday, 26 March 2026 |
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18h00 (SAST) |
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Metaverse on PlayUBU |
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Join us for an immersive and thought-provoking launch at the intersection of art, healing, storytelling, and digital innovation.
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