Aerial view of a fire-affected home site in the Los Angeles hills

Realitycraft · Feature in production · 2026

Resiliency

An immersive documentary about the homes that carry us through the climate era and how we build them today

A feature for fulldome theaters, museums, science centers, and the open web, formerly Grow a Home and developed for Public Spaces, Communities, WebXR & Spatial formats

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The premise

Home is where the climate story becomes personal

The climate era can feel planetary and abstract. Resiliency brings it to the scale of a room, a family, and a foundation. Audiences enter real landscapes of loss and renewal, then encounter the people and materials reshaping how we live with fire, flood, heat, and time

The experience moves from climate anxiety toward practical agency. Documentary testimony grounds the journey while spatial capture and collective choice make possible futures visible, discussable, and shared

The audience journey

From witnessing to making

Resiliency is a participatory documentary that turns reflection into conversation and conversation into agency, strengthening the resiliency of our homes and communities

Witness

Meet people rebuilding after climate disruption and hear the stories held by home

Explore

Move through captured places, resilient materials, and building traditions across a shared story world

Imagine

Make choices together and leave with a more tangible sense of what can be built next

Designed for shared immersion

One story world, many ways inside

Built first for collective viewing, then extended across the spatial web so the experience can travel beyond a single venue

Fulldome

A room-scale cinematic journey

Headset-free 360° storytelling for planetariums, science centers, and cultural venues

Museum interactive

A place to make choices

A facilitated installation where groups encounter materials and shape a resilient future together

WebXR

An open door from anywhere

Browser-first access on headset, phone, and desktop without requiring an app download

In development

A living atlas of how we endure

The developing feature moves through communities and building traditions where adaptation is already happening. Each chapter contributes a place, a voice, and a practical idea to the larger story

Los Angeles, California01

After the fire

A family returns to the foundation of a lost home. Memory, grief, and imagination become the first materials for rebuilding

North Carolina and Hawaiʻi02

Recovery is collective

Local knowledge and mutual aid reveal why resilience is not only a property of buildings, but of relationships

Norway and Oakland03

Building for time

Long-lived traditions and emerging biomaterials meet the climate frontline to ask what a home should carry forward

Pilot · Los Angeles

Proof of concept

Phoenix: Rising and Rebuilding

Phoenix turns one Los Angeles fire-loss site into a walkable story and participatory design space. The pilot establishes the reality capture, WebXR, and human storytelling language for Resiliency

Audiences hear Ray’s story, walk through the foundation of a former home, and begin to imagine what could be built next

Enter Phoenix Read case study

WebXR companion · Oakland

Jack London Square: The Town

A reality capture game that lets audiences explore Oakland's waterfront and carry the dome show's questions about home, community, and resilience into their own hands

Explore The Town

Reality capture of a waterfront neighborhood

WebXR · Reality capture game

Materials as characters

The future of home can be touched, compared, and understood

Material stories make climate adaptation concrete. The production introduces audiences to natural, renewable, and fire-aware approaches while keeping people and place at the center

01HempcreteLow-carbon insulation

02Mass timberRenewable structure

03MyceliumGrown materials

04BambooRapidly renewable

05BioceramicsFire-aware surfaces

Translucent fire-transformed glass fragments

Production approach

Documentary truth meets participatory worldbuilding

Produced by Evo Heyning through Realitycraft, Resiliency draws on more than 500 hours of live interactive production and a practice built around inviting audiences into the creative process

XRGuide provides curatorial context for open immersive media. Grow A Home provides the resilient-building research and story foundation. Phoenix demonstrates how reality capture, generative 3D, spatial sound, and the browser can bring a recovery story to life

Evo Heyning XRGuide Realitycraft

Now seeking partners

Help bring Resiliency to shared spaces

We are seeking museum, science center, dome, education, funding, and co-production partners for the feature now in development

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