Day of Days 1.11

The year 1958 marked a pivotal moment in the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. when he was violently attacked by Izola Curry, resulting in a stab wound to his chest. Although he survived this harrowing experience, it left a profound emotional scar that required attention. During his recovery in the hospital, King engaged in extensive discussions with Howard Thurman, a Black mystic and a long-time family friend. Their conversations proved transformative, shaping not only King's personal journey but also impacting the broader trajectory of the Civil Rights Movement.

This augmented reality experience offers an innovative exploration of Thurman's life and his instrumental role in guiding King through his internal struggles. By utilizing photogrammetric scans of historically significant locations, users can witness the environment that fostered a new approach to non-violent activism. It highlights how Thurman's insights provided King with a sanctuary from the violence and pressures surrounding the movement, leading to a fundamental change in both the man and the movement itself.