In Fortaleza, the Museu da Imagem e do Som do Ceará (MIS CE) occupies a distinctive position. It is, of course, a museum dedicated to image and sound, but also a space for memory, research, exhibition, transmission and experimentation. In a territory still too rarely associated with the dominant narratives of Brazilian cultural innovation, this intersection of heritage, digital creation and public access deserves closer attention. As director of the MIS CE, Natasha Danielly Carvalho Faria advocates an approach that does not reduce immersion to its tools. Headsets, immersive rooms,…
Museu da Imagem e do Som do Ceará: Reflecting on Immersion Through Archives and Territories in Brazil
