Vitoria - stronger than violence

From an early age, children learn by imitating the behavior of their peers. If they suffer the upbringing of neglectful, violent or absent parents, children will unfortunately grow up within a "circle of violence" that they will later reproduce.

Lucie came up with Vitoria, a therapeutic game that introduces children to a better understanding and affirmation of their emotions. Set in Brazilian favelas, a modular microarchitecture welcomes children, who can express their feelings using various mediation tools, such as light therapy and art therapy. In the long term, Vitoria offers future generations the precious ability to manage interpersonal conflicts without violence, to study serenely and to build a more harmonious collective future.

Violence in Brazil's favelas persists and affects children from an early age. Thanks to her involvement with the ARCA association, Lucie has created a multi-disciplinary solution combining architectural and game design. A 4-stage narrative gives children access to a tool for understanding and externalizing their emotions. Lucie has succeeded in proposing a relevant project through iterative development in the midst of the favelas and their inhabitants. Jules Riché, ESP advisor at Studio Brazil