Transpersonal Gaming is a collaborative practice that aims to bridge the conventions of artistic language and how this combines new shared discourses in craft, psychology and technology. The title points toward a specific transpersonal game, CYBERHERO LEAGUE, while transcending it by distributing moments that aim to communicate the power and possbility of the transpersonal narrative when applied to games that operate online and offine.

For this exhibition, CYBERHERO LEAGUE is presented in three photographs of an ongoing series.

The purpose of CYBERHERO LEAGUE is to empower youth with the ability to tackle global challenges. The game enables children to use their physical activity, in tandem with technology, to earn lifesaving aid for real people, animals, and the environment. The game is never removed from the real world because all the game’s adventures are created in collaboration with nonprofit organizations. As children play, they learn about issues usch as access to food, water, and medicine; destruction of rain forests, extinction of species and displacement of indigenous peoples. They also learn about methods of co-creating a sustainable future, for example, peace-making skills, biomimicry, and permaculture.