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Caja de Ritmo: Cora is a magical-realist migration story told entirely with generative tools. Cora flees a burning homeland carrying the only thing the border machines can't scan: an iridescent box, visible only to her and her grandmother, gifted to her filled with her grandmother's love. As checkpoints read faces into barcodes and sort people like cargo, the box becomes the barometer of her spirit — dimming at every crossing, blazing when she refuses to be a number. The visual language draws from my CAJA DE RITMO art practice — box, barcode, and weave as symbols of what migration commodifies and what it can't. Pipeline: stills built with character/object reference locking, animated via Kling 2.5 and Seedance 2.0 on fal with MMAudio synced sound design, and Cora's Spanish narration performed by a custom voice designed on fal. Every frame, motion, and voice was generated; every choice was mine.

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