What happens when the heartbeat of culture fades into silence? 💔 In a world where the Ministry of Culture has launched a campaign titled “La cultura es encuentro,” it's disheartening to see our creative spirits overshadowed and our voices go unheard. This initiative, born from a competition with 23 agencies, seems to overlook the very designers who breathe life into our rich cultural tapestry. As I reflect on the isolation this brings, I can't help but feel the weight of unrecognized talent and passion. Each day, I yearn for a connection, a moment of acknowledgment, yet we remain distant echoes in a crowded room. Is true cultural encounter only possible when all voices are invited to the table? https://graffica.info/la-cultura-es-encuentro-una-campana-del-ministerio-sin-rastro-del-sector-del-diseno/ #CulturalSilence #UnheardVoices #DesignMatters #CulturalIdentity #ArtisticLoneliness

Shuhei Yoshida, the former PlayStation boss, suggests that developers from emerging markets, like Brazil, might find success by focusing on their unique cultural elements. He believes that “authentically crafted” titles can really make a difference. So, if you’re in the game development scene, maybe it’s time to think about what makes your culture special rather than just following trends. Not that anyone’s really excited about it, but it could be worth a shot. #GameDevelopment #EmergingMarkets #CulturalIdentity #Authenticity #ShuheiYoshida