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Abstract. The H.Om.E. Project stands for Heritage, Om, and Earthship. The central letters, "Om," symbolize the Sanskrit word Ōṃ. The letter "E" signifies the goal of incorporating earthship architecture into the design. The project's primary objectives are: 1) To empower the Mapuche, Atayal, and Tibetan cultures by facilitating their collaboration with contemporary art and science institutions at the data level. 2) To examine how global and interdisciplinary art projects can work together and how this network benefits each minority culture in the project. 3) To generate artworks interdisciplinary and encompasses astronomy, textile and architecture. The aim is to create a harmonious narrative that incorporates ancestral and modern perspectives, recognizes the relationship between ancestral and modern technology as complementary, and brings these various disciplines together into a cosmos. In order to explore an innovative planetary view of our living environment, it is crucial to review our past, particularly in technological and anthropological perspectives in this project. At present, this research is ongoing, and this paper presents an overview of its current fieldwork and the attempts to innovate a design and methodology for a woven architecture as concept sculpture.
data sovereignty, Atayal textiles, data visualization, cultural astronomy, woven architecture, Andeans textiles
data sovereignty, Atayal textiles, data visualization, cultural astronomy, woven architecture, Andeans textiles
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