Cetadelic Immersive Advocacy

Cetadelic video reference shared from the official project site

Immersive media for cetacean liberation and ocean conservation organizations

Cetadelic is a cause-driven visual culture project connecting open-source art, music, VJ sets, projection mapping, and immersive storytelling to the fight for cetacean liberation.

The initiative grew from Tidebreakers footage documenting the reality of cetacean captivity. Green Wave brought the idea to Morgan Lavery, CEO of Melt Creative, and the project developed into a shared call for artists, visual performers, and event producers to turn empathy into visible public pressure.

The official Cetadelic site frames the project as a legasea collaboration between Green Wave, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and Melt Everything. Its open-source section encourages people to download, remix, project, and share whale-inspired media in support of liberation and ocean-conservation work.

Project facts

Initiative: Cetadelic
Focus: Cetacean liberation and ocean-conservation advocacy
Partners: Green Wave and Melt Everything
MELT role: Creative development, immersive experience direction, visual storytelling, and open-source media strategy
Media channels: VJ loops, projection mapping, art installations, music, and downloadable visual packs

CetadelicImmersive AdvocacyCetacean LiberationOcean ConservationOpen-Source ArtVJ CultureProjection Mapping

Cetadelic official site Open-source media Origins story Kshamenk memorial National Law Review announcement

Project identity and advocacy visuals

Open-source art pack samples

Project context

Art built to travel beyond the screen

Cetadelic turns conservation concern into media that can move through shows, installations, projection-mapped surfaces, artist communities, and public storytelling. The project page now points readers to the official site, the open-source media library, and the origin and memorial stories that give the work its emotional center.

Wide Cetadelic open-source visual art sample — Image: Cetadelic official site

Cetadelic / Open sourceFree visual art for projection, remixing, and awareness

The official open-source page invites artists and producers to use Cetadelic loops, visuals, and music to spread awareness for captive orcas, dolphins, and whales.

Explore the art packs

Cetadelic origin-story artwork — Image: Cetadelic official site

Cetadelic / Origins storyFrom a single video to an open invitation for artists

The origin story traces the project from Tidebreakers footage to Green Wave's outreach to Morgan Lavery and the idea of open-source art as activism.

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Kshamenk memorial artwork with colorful ocean light — Image: Cetadelic official site

Cetadelic / Kshamenk memorialA memorial that keeps the advocacy frame intact

The Kshamenk memorial gives the campaign its clearest emotional context and explains how the project continued to focus on culture, visibility, and liberation.

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Cetadelic video thumbnail from the project reference film — Image: Cetadelic video reference

National Law Review / AnnouncementCetadelic framed as immersive advocacy services

The announcement names Morgan Lavery of Melt Creative in connection with Cetadelic and its work across immersive art, music, and visual storytelling.

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