MOUR GEOGRAPHICLiving Arts Encyclopedia
Living Arts Encyclopedia · Vol. 2026Nonprofit in formation

The world, as it happens, on the record.

A free, public, map-based encyclopedia of photographs and video, contributed by the people who were there and archived into a new Volume each year.

§ 01 · The Volumes

One Volume per year. Every year, a new shelf.

Images are sourced from the MOUR App, shared with each owner's consent.

The home screen of the MOUR Geographic app is a bookshelf. Each spine is a year of the Living Arts Encyclopedia. The current Volume is open and rolling; earlier Volumes are sealed into the archive.

Current: Volume 2026. Earlier Volumes are shown as the app shows them, as a planned archive structure.

MOUR Geographic app home screen: the Volumes bookshelf
§ 02 · Vol. 2026 · The rolling feed

Open the current Volume.

Inside Volume 2026, entries roll in as they are captured: a single scroll of images and short video, each pinned to a place and a moment.

Kīlauea fissure 20, Hawaiʻi
Entry 001 · 19.46° N, 154.91° WKīlauea fissure 20, Hawaiʻi
Tokyo Tower at night
Entry 002 · 35.66° N, 139.75° ETokyo Tower at night
Antarctic tabular iceberg
Entry 003 · AntarcticaAntarctic tabular iceberg
Coral reef, Coral Sea
Entry 004 · Coral SeaCoral reef, Coral Sea

Images shown are sample media used in the MOUR Geographic app prototype (public-domain / Creative Commons, see credits). They are not MOUR Eye contributions. Live entries will appear here once the public feed is connected.

Sample entry: Kīlauea fissure 20, HawaiʻiSample entry: Tokyo Tower at nightSample entry: Antarctic tabular icebergSample entry: Coral reef, Coral SeaSample entry: African elephant, savannaSample entry: Watagataki FallsSample entry: AuroraSample entry: Deep-sea jellyfish, Marianas

§ 04 · Public benefit

An archive that belongs to the public.

Free public access to a crowdsourced, map-based record of the arts, culture, communities, and events of our time.