Projects

Shared History of the World 2025: The Tour is an Afrofuturistic festival and touring experience uniting global cities like Dakar, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Brussels. From visionary performances and art exhibitions to book talks, VR installations and live music by Sa Roc, the tour celebrates Afro-Caribbean mythology, creativity, and collective memory. At the heart is the graphic novel Rise of the Mafu, premiering worldwide alongside album showcases, community events, and immersive storytelling. Join the movement bridging cultures, disciplines, and generations—follow Shared History of the World 2025.

Female Fantastic is an Afrofuturistic VR project where young creators, especially women of color, lead every step of the process. Experience true representation, co-creation, and community. Supported by the Cultural Participation Fund.

Rise of the Mafu #1 begins a thrilling graphic novel trilogy set in the universe of HIS STORY OF THE WORLD.

We are always creating and working on new projects and inniatives. Soon more about.. 

At First Noble Project, we want to connect like-minded people, but we also want this platform to be a stepping stone to the next level for an artist, creator, creative, learner, writer, and so on, and that’s where the First Noble Project comes in.

We are integrating innovative tools like motion capturing and virtual productions to make our unique stories come to life.

Educating 3D artists, metaverse builders, Virtual Reality creators to come together to pioneer and develop skills to be ready for the web3, metaverse!

We have produced the first edition of an afrofuturistic novel series – HIS STORY OF THE WORLD – L’Histoire du Monde

We believe that honoring history is more than remembering—it’s about creating a foundation for pride, connection, and progress. In May 2023, in collaboration with Afro Magazine and Prins27/Het Koorenhuis, we hosted gatherings in The Hague to reflect on the legacy of slavery and celebrate the resilience of the Afro-Caribbean community.

Crossmedia talent development program for artists and creatives in the field of theatre, literature and multimedia.

Shared History of the world focuses on research of Afro/Caribbean history and heritage and the development and co-creation of digital Caribbean archives for short movies and transmedia productions.