KronoDonum is a two-player game about digital nesting and emergent play. Players use custom controllers to type 5-letter memories and requests, conjuring objects into their counterpart’s timeline. These are offerings in a conversation of care, reflecting the fleeting tenderness of a friendship between gamers. If either player is inactive for 15 seconds, their contributions to the world will disappear.
Jenna Caravello
Jenna Caravello is a Los Angeles based artist, working across animation, performance, installation, and computer games. Her practice embraces the real, the virtual, and the cartoonish through storytelling, ludic structures, and computational systems. Her works center personal and non-human narratives, exploring longing, liminality, absurdity, love, and mundanity.Caravello is an Assistant Professor at UCLA in the department of Design Media Arts and serves as Associate Director of the UCLA Game Lab. She received a BFA in Animation and Film/Video Production from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from CalArts in Experimental Animation.