In the digital expanse of Decentraland, a virtual realm pulsating with creativity and intellectual discourse, an event of profound significance is poised to unfold. Titled “C. G. Jung on Alchemy,” this event promises to be a mesmerizing exploration into the enigmatic realms of psychology and mysticism, as captured in a fascinating documentary film series by filmmakers Sara Ferro and Chris Weil.
Scheduled for screening at the esteemed Star Cinema Theater (11,101) curated by Carl Fravel and Steve Deery, located in the Decentraland Conference Center, this event represents the culmination of five years of meticulous research and dedication. Ferro and Weil’s documentary series delves deep into the psyche of the renowned Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, Carl Gustav Jung, offering unprecedented access to his private collection of rare books and handwritten excerpts.
At the heart of the series lies the esoteric discipline of alchemy, a centuries-old practice shrouded in mystery and symbolism. Jung, fascinated by the parallels between alchemical symbolism and the human psyche, devoted much of his life to unraveling its secrets. Through exclusive footage captured at Jung’s residence, the House of C. G. Jung, as well as other mystical locations in Switzerland such as Eranos, viewers are invited on a journey of discovery, tracing the intricate interplay between alchemy and psychology.
Divided into four chapters — Earth, Air, Fire, and Water — the documentary series promises to provide in-depth insights into each thematic exploration. From the earthly foundations of alchemical symbolism to the ethereal realms of spiritual transformation, Ferro and Weil’s cinematic approach promises to captivate audiences with its depth and complexity.
Central to the documentary’s narrative is Jung’s personal collection of rare books and manuscripts, meticulously curated over a lifetime of scholarly inquiry. For the first time on film, viewers will have the opportunity to glimpse these treasures, gaining a rare glimpse into the mind of one of the greatest thinkers of the 20th century.
Moreover, the documentary series stands as a testament to the collaboration between Ferro, Weil, and The Foundation of the Works of C. G. Jung. By transcending linguistic boundaries and incorporating English, French, and German languages, the series ensures accessibility to audiences worldwide, further enriching the global discourse on Jungian psychology and alchemy.
As the event unfolds over multiple days, attendees will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in this cinematic journey, each screening offering new revelations and insights into the complexities of Jung’s thought. From seasoned scholars to curious novices, all are welcome to participate in this exploration of the hidden dimensions of the psyche, guided by the visionary insights of Carl Gustav Jung.
In the ephemeral realm of Decentraland, where virtual experiences transcend the constraints of physical reality, “C. G. Jung on Alchemy” promises to be an unforgettable odyssey into the depths of the human soul, leaving a lasting impression on all who dare to embark on this transformative journey.
Screening schedules
Saturday, Mar 23 from 01:00am to 12:59am (UTC+1)
Sunday, Mar 24 from 01:00am to 12:59am (UTC+1)
Monday, Mar 25 from 01:00am to 12:59am (UTC+1)
Tuesday, Mar 26 from 01:00am to 12:59am (UTC+1)
Wednesday, Mar 27 from 01:00am to 12:59am (UTC+1)
Thursday, Mar 28 from 01:00am to 12:59am (UTC+1)
Friday, Mar 29 from 01:00am to 12:59am (UTC+1)
Saturday, Mar 30 from 01:00am to 12:59am (UTC+1)
Sunday, Mar 31 from 01:00am to 01:59am (UTC+2)
Monday, Apr 01 from 02:00am to 01:59am (UTC+2)
Tuesday, Apr 02 from 02:00am to 01:59am (UTC+2)
Wednesday, Apr 03 from 02:00am to 01:59am (UTC+2)
Thursday, Apr 04 from 02:00am to 01:59am (UTC+2)
Friday, Apr 05 from 02:00am to 01:59am (UTC+2)
Saturday, Apr 06 from 02:00am to 01:59am (UTC+2)
Sunday, Apr 07 from 02:00am to 01:59am (UTC+2)
