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Perfect Day
Perfect Day is part of a trilogy entitled Cover me, in which Juanma Carrillo and Félix Fernández develop a creative work about loneliness, separitividad the individual and affective-emotional relationships. Every form of video delivery to us about a new version of songs already known as in this second work revisited the theme of «Perfect day» by Lou Reed from the hand of the musician and composer Rubeck. This work connects to a changing energy and the pursuit of an ideal that vanishes at the approach of bodies. Each frame is scanned friction between the sublime and the everyday in every sexual encounter, every bounce, every break.
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Perfect Day is part of a trilogy entitled Cover me, in which Juanma Carrillo and Félix Fernández develop a creative work about loneliness, separitividad the individual and affective-emotional relationships. Every form of video delivery to us about a new version of songs already known as in this second work revisited the theme of «Perfect day» by Lou Reed from the hand of the musician and composer Rubeck. This work connects to a changing energy and the pursuit of an ideal that vanishes at the approach of bodies. Each frame is scanned friction between the sublime and the everyday in every sexual encounter, every bounce, every break.
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