A Tourist's Guide to Love and Adventure
Amanda Riley gets the opportunity to travel to Vietnam for the experience of a lifetime.
La verticalidad desahuciada
Through the reappropriation of stock footage, Daniela and Mauricio reflect on the impossibility to construct themselves from images that since their childhood, have been imposed and validate ways of living that today are unsustainable. In addition to pointing out these impositions, Evicted verticality proposes to dismantle archaic models to restructure the realities that we know.
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Through the reappropriation of stock footage, Daniela and Mauricio reflect on the impossibility to construct themselves from images that since their childhood, have been imposed and validate ways of living that today are unsustainable. In addition to pointing out these impositions, Evicted verticality proposes to dismantle archaic models to restructure the realities that we know.
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