SE ESCUCHA Y SE DEJA DE ESCUCHAR
EL SILENCIO ERA MÁS IMPRESIONANTE QUE LA MULTITUD
Movimiento Colapso
Private Property
Reticence
Stealth Murmur
The Anger
Outopia
Pause
The noise there the silence
Facebook will tear us apart
Public Image
Rumors
RUIDO (Noise)
Schweigelager (Silent camp)
Epidermis 2
(Score)
Movements
South of heaven
Inside me
Cynicism
No illusion
Shot
Llorona (Crybaby)
In Memoriam
Glamour Tuesdays
Dialogue
Deprivation rehearsal
Surrounded
People behaving as real animals II
Gang
People behaving as real animals
Commons
Apoyo Mutuo
No stage
Punks contra el sistema
Secrets of punk movement
With boots on
Nostalgia Combativa
You can not win a nuclear war
Re-exist
Defeats
Cutting edge technology
Spend time, waste time
Countercurrent
Dislocation (series)
Two espressos in two separate cups
Concert by the dead for the living
Piece in three movements to share with strangers or friends on a ride around the metropolis
My life
26 Classics in 1
You can not win a nuclear war I often watch these images. To be honest, I spend my Saturday afternoons observing them, studying them. Yes, there is a melancholic part, but most of the time they produce me a questioning nostalgia. Popular and “alternative” culture have been devoured by the neoliberal project (like almost everything in the present). We could compare these images with the current video clips and we would get overwhelming information. Part of the depression that many people live is due, precisely, to that we do not know, or does not exist, a way to express ourselves radically today. It seems that everything has been domesticated and reverted in favor of consumerism. Fragments of the book “Punks de boutique” by Camille de Toledo, accompany the visual sequence. This text was published in 2002 and has been controversial because of the radical irony with which the author speaks of the lucrative co-optation of what was considered a counterculture.
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