Multimodality encapsulates all sorts of visual, aural, tactile media. Platforms, collaborative sites, films, photographs, dialogue, social media, kinesis and practice . Working in the fundamentals of decolonial and co-creative participatory visual anthropology methodologies, Karma Motion goes beyond the cross-cutting every possible anthropological niche as its’ reach out goes beyond the conventional forms of academic dissemination, it is engaged in creating its’ own public and media discourses (media resources). Beyond simply advocating for collaboration it also deeply adapts to reflect on issues of power, ethics, knowledge production, representation, application and a host of many other things like looking for creative ways into shifting paradigms and to transform lives in distress and under oppression to reach safety and freedom.

With partners worldwide; from Istanbul to Cappadocia in Turkey, to Lefkosha in Cyprus, to Canterbury and London in the UK, to Leh, Dharmsala, Delhi and Hyderabad in India to Marrakech and Atlas Mountains in Morocco , to Hottones in France and to Bern and Geneva in Switzerland; Karma Motion thrives to become an unbounded mobile platform of co-creation where transformation takes place through evocative storytelling.