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Buenos Aires appears in this video series as an endless maze where an optional image of reality takes shape. This is the geography of a story expressed in alteration of the normal, which arises from a montage of urban spaces. The urban reworking of the story is an attempt to regenerate the body of a city and its images in the form of an alternative geography.
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Buenos Aires appears in this video series as an endless maze where an optional image of reality takes shape. This is the geography of a story expressed in alteration of the normal, which arises from a montage of urban spaces. The urban reworking of the story is an attempt to regenerate the body of a city and its images in the form of an alternative geography.
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