About OOAworld

Ever wished you could quit that day job, leave it all behind and hit the road?

Ever wondered what it would be like to live, work and travel while discovering a country, a continent and its people?

OOAworld Travel Journeys Around the World

Welcome to OOAworld, featuring creative and multimedia content from Ooa Revo’s long form continental journeys around the world. These include the year-long USA Road Trip where it all began, an equally lengthy Journey through Asia, an equivalent Journey through South America, and other long-form travels through Europe, Africa, Oceania and the Middle East.

OOAworld Creative Media and Storytelling

The creative works that resulted including photos, film, videos, writing, art, and more can be browsed here on OOAworld, and each journey can be followed chronologically.

OOAworld Travels and Travel Tips By Country

The OOAworld Travel section by Rolling Coconut features travel guides, travel tips, reviews, itineraries and more practical travel information in addition to the OOA journeys and creative media. All Travel content and stories can also be browsed by country.

The OOAworld Creative Works

The aims are, on paper, relatively simple: promote open exchange of ideas between people of all tides, as well as tolerance and peaceful thinking.

There are several main background projects which have accompanied the creation of OOAworld and its artistic content.

OOAworld Movie: “What’s Your Philosophy of Life”

One is a film / documentary featuring interviews of the very different people met along the way, asking them one common question: “What’s your philosophy of life?” (Watch the unofficial ooAmerica trailer below), as well as to “Tales of Strangers,” asking people to share a story of their choice.

OOAworld Creative Works: Novels, Photo Books, Short Films, Photo-Montages

The other main background projects include written novels and photo-books from the travels, short films and other artwork, as well as a series of large photo-montages.

I hope to eventually post more about the photographic approach, and, more generally speaking, the approach to these journeys.

ooamerica.com wordpress screenshot

OOAworld.com initially debuted as the ooamerica blog, a lot of road has been covered since!

The site’s content can be browsed by following each OOA continental journey or by browsing the different media above.

The OOAworld Travel section can be used to browse all stories by country. It includes travel tips, reviews and itineraries by Rolling Coconut in addition to creative media by Ooa Revo.

Readers and friends are welcome to contribute in any way and by connecting on Facebook, Instagramsubscribing on YouTube and Twitter. Fellow travelers, bloggers and media can help share and spread the word.

Want to learn more about OOAworld? Check out the FAQ page and About Us and stay in touch by subscribing to our updates, or learn about our other activities from our VR/AR/XR production studios (augmented reality, mixed reality virtual reality and 360 video).

Thanks for your support!

Start with ooAmerica, a 25,000 mile USA Road Trip across the United States. Launch into ooAsia, a year-long journey across all of Asia. Or browse stories by types of media and travel destinations.

878 Responses

  1. Hey there! Thanks for following my blog. I visited yours and I find it awesome. I think what you are doing (travelling and meeting new people) is a great and inspiring adventure. I wish I can do that too someday. Looking forward to more of your work. 🙂

  2. Lalith Nag says:

    Thanks for stopping by..
    btw, love your blog!

  3. OOOOO Thanks for following me! Wow what an amazing journey I’m so jealous! I used to live in the States perhaps I should blog about my experiences there some time (mostly good I assure you). Will be watching you too gotta see how/where you go, travel safely!

  4. America is a land of great diversity. One should not stand still but rather walk, ride, or run this beautiful country. You would be doing the very thing that enables better understanding of people and place. I highly recommend this site.

    (thanks for following)

  5. jericoj says:

    Can’t wait to see the finished product!!! Great work, wish we could have met up on the road. I definitely have a lot to say about life and such.

  6. Thanks for stopping by and following my blog.

    You have an interesting project going on here. I just watched the video of Detroit, the city of my birth. Very well done, very cool.

    Best wishes on the blog, travels, and movie! twinkly

  7. I tried to leave a comment earlier, thanking you for stopping by and following my blog. Perhaps the comment disappeared….

    Good luck on your project and blog. Very cool! twinkly

  8. Hi there, thanks for stopping by my blog Vacant Pages and choosing to follow, much appreciated. Love the blog, great images and continued success with your trip.

  9. Riba says:

    What a wonderful project! I have to tell you the title reminds me of a very old Holly Near song I always loved. I want to say it’s called “Oh, America,” but that may be only the lyrics. (“Oh, America, I now can say your name/ without feeling bitter and without feeling ashamed/ I’ve traveled across your countryside, your cities and your towns/ and I’ve seen your friendly people come and turn my head around.”)

    I just popped in to thank you for following my blog. It always gives me a thrill. 😉

    Thank you!

    And all the best with your great endeavor!

  10. Thanks for visiting and following my blog! Much appreciated! I wish you great success in your journey!

  11. Props for taking so many risks to work on something you believe in! I look forward to seeing the film when it comes together and to watching your journey unfold here. It’s a comfort and an inspiration to see other people walking uncharted territory; thanks for reaching out and for following purelysubjective.

  12. zooeyibz says:

    Thank you so much for following my Creative Writing Ibiza blog – I’m so excited to have discovered your adventure! Best wishes

  13. I really like the approach you’re taking here, particularly how human it all is. I’m looking forward to seeing more of your work!

  14. msneed91 says:

    Awesome blog! Thanks for the support!…

  15. mikelardi says:

    Many thanks for stopping by my blog and for the follow. I hope I can make looking at art as fascinating as you make looking at the United States. May the road be kind to you, best wishes!

    Mike

  16. Like the old Journey song says. “…take a midnight train going anywhere….” I felt like that for many, many years. Still do sometimes.

  17. Thanks for following my blog. I look forward to seeing how things evolve for you.

  18. What an amazing trip! Thank you very much for following my blog – much appreciated.

  19. wittravel says:

    Thanks for following our blog! Fantastic site you have here.

  20. Wow, what a creation you have here. 🙂 I love it. We have a similar eye for photography too…I can get right into it. Will keep my eye on your blog.

  21. I just watched your trailer. Awesome. Your use of colour and your style is brilliant. I have to work now, and reluctantly will pull myself away from your blog, but I’ll be coming back to read more of the great stuff.

  22. Sounds great, can’t wait to read more…thanks for sharing and dropping by.

  23. nice place you have here!….thanks for the support. Looking forward to following your journey.

  24. this blog looks so exciting! I basically spend my blogging time, seeking out travel blogs so I can live vicariously through you guys while I slog away at school! Thank you so much for posting you inspire me to travel so much!

  25. Hey, thanks for following my blog. Your adventures are inspiring. I can’t wait to read more and live vicariously through you…

  26. this is beyond awesome:) great work, fab project!!!

  27. Bob Othman says:

    Fabulous work in a marvelous blog. Astonishing.

  28. Such interesting work you do. Wondering when the documentary will be coming out. I think I recognized the Louisville Slugger in the trailer. Louisville Ky is close to my home. Thanks for checking out my blog at peggywright.wordpress.com.

  29. Try doing this if you are a woman. Even two women. You saw what happened to Thelma & Louise!

  30. ShimonZ says:

    You have some beautiful pictures here, and a lot of interesting impressions of the US. I took a trip a bit like your own, and ended up staying for a couple of years to study… it was about 50 years ago. In ’95 I visited again, and the US was completely different. There were places I revisited, and I could barely recognize them. Time changes everything…

  31. timruane24 says:

    ” OOAMERICA”-: That is great. You have a good blog goin’.

  32. Anam says:

    great blog here, great project you have. Thanks for the like and follow — hope to see you back in my corner of blogspace soon 🙂

  33. krw0991 says:

    Hey thanks for stopping by and following!!

  34. nightlake says:

    Thank you so much for the visit and the follow. You have an interesting blog. Good luck with the blog:)

  35. rosemcom says:

    Just wanted to take a moment to thank you for following my “Delightful Local Repast” blog…what a wonderful journey you’ve been on…like your blog. Cheers, Rose

  36. okelliott says:

    Thanks for the follow. You’ve obviously busted your ass making an awesome project. Have you been able to work in Oklahoma and West Virginia yet?

    • ooa revo says:

      Thanks! you named two of the few states which I barely got a chance to visit. Made it into Oklahoma last year but started having engine overheat trouble and headed west from there. Maybe in the future? Thanks!

      • okelliott says:

        I don’t doubt the engine trouble! it was way superhot for longer stretches than usual. And the winter had the lowest lows on record. You could try spring but there’s tornadoes…LOL. Good luck to ya!

        • ooa revo says:

          The weather was pretty extreme (got luckier during part 2) – add a clunky car and engine and it was recipe for adventure. Thanks, will share more!

  37. stew1e says:

    What a great-looking blog, & a great project! I guess you’ll be meeting the occasional tattooist on your journey. Thanks for checking-out the “Tattooists” poem on my stewartstanzas.wordpress.com poetry blog.

  38. Thanks for following “Swords, Specters, & Stuff.” Best of luck on your journey.

  39. Revo, Good luck to you! Wish I had been able to speak with you when you came through Louisville, KY as that is my home base. Looking forward to the film!

  40. sjbkk says:

    Thanks for following my blog! Following you now, too! Cheers 😉

  41. cielotech says:

    Great post–really enjoyed the tour. The photographs are striking. I definitely will be a daily reader. Take care–Bob J.

  42. This is a really cool project. It’s so inspiring to see an artist commit so fully to their work.

  43. Incredible photos. We travelled up from LA to San Francisco when I was a child, stopping everywhere in between, Vegas, lone pine, Yosemite… and many more. We travelled for 4 weeks, in a big truck, staying a few nights some places, others one, some just passing through. The memories and the beauty of the country will always stay with me, just staring out the window at the changing landscape, the variety 🙂 Gorgeous, I look forward to the film!

    • ooa revo says:

      Sounds like an amazing trip, didn’t get to see Yosemite unfortunately! Happy to share these stories / evoke some memories, more on the film soon! 🙂

      • It was truly an experience that luckily I was old enough to remember. I would love to go on a long road trip, just a car, sleep in the truck and travel. Maybe I will one day, I’m sure your film will inspire. 🙂

  44. I nominate you to recieve the Inspiring Blog award and the Very Inspiring blog award! 🙂 Follow the link and check it out. You deserve it!
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  45. I’ve nominated you for a Versatile Blogger Award 🙂

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    Happy Blogging!

  46. Hwan Lee says:

    Hi. I just wanted to let you know that I have nominated you for the Sunshine Award. It is a blog award that is given to blogs by other bloggers. I enjoy visiting your blog and it will help people discover good blogs like yours. Please visit my blog to read more about the Award. http://arthwanlee.wordpress.com/sunshine-award/ Thank you!

  47. A great idea. Thanks for sharing and visiting my blog. Best of luck.

  48. Shelley says:

    wow–good for you. What a wonderful spirit of adventure. I loved your movie trailer.

  49. Wow!!! I am totally impressed! I can so connect with that feeling of adventure. I have always preferred road trips to any other form of transportation because it affords my eyes a very good view of the worlds I meet on the way.
    And thanks for following my blog.
    Yours is one to follow. Really!

  50. jericoj says:

    Hello! I’ve nominated you for the Reader Appreciation Award. It’s always nice to tell people you appreciate them!

    http://jericoj.wordpress.com/2012/07/18/reader-appreciation-thanks-sarah/

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