Marija is an RPG game, where you play as a young girl who gives birth to a monstrous stillborn at your friend, Lorelei’s sleepover. Ashamed, and scared, with the help of your friends' stuffed animals, your goal is to discard it before anyone discovers what's happened. The game is alluding to the Chrisitan themes, as well as others like adolescence, puberty, sex, family violence, and substance abuse. The game is largely based on my own preadolescents, and the relationship I had with God, my friends, my family, and especially my body.
Alyssa Castaneda is a digital peasant laboring in San Jose, California. Her work focuses on practices, beliefs and iconography that embody and shape the social systems of the 21st century. Subjects include technology, culture, social doctrines, and especially Chirstinaity. Creating work that is about digital spaces existing in digital spaces is one of her main material concerns when creating work surrounding these topics. She utilizes her religious background in partnership with emerging technologies to create work that is ironic and questioning the political and social elements of the Western world. Alyssa earned her BFA in Digital Media Art from San Jose State University.
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