Institute for Applied Unreality
A building with five wings, an elevator that goes to floors that were never built, and a permanent, extremely polite interest in you.
A collected and unreliable history of Mr. Iguako, Mrs. Iguako, and events that have not settled. Seven first meetings. Five wings. Four signatures. One red umbrella.
IGUAKO is an interactive narrative and digital-art website at iguako.tech. Visitors explore the Iguako Institute for Applied Unreality through more than 50 handcrafted pages, procedural artworks, puzzles, and five themed wings.
The project blends archival storytelling, browser-generated art, surreal rooms, and an unreliable institutional history. No account is required, nothing is sold, and the site uses no analytics or server-side visitor profiles.
That number is you. It has been you every time.
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No account. No newsletter. No cookies. No analytics. Nothing is sold. The only thing this building keeps is a count of the rooms you walk through, stored in your own browser, which you can destroy at any time.