Alexandre Fatta

In a world where the real and the virtual overlap, a character tries in vain to escape the solitude in which spectacular-market society envelops us in.

In this work, sexuality and the body is explored through a collage of images from surgery, to animals to gym-goers.

A contemporary portrait of our market civilizations dehumanization, agony and present and future catastrophe unfolding in a generalized indifference guided by a pure and brute nihilism.

A mother and her three children try to live peacefully despite the presence of a menacing, unpredictable and irrational father.

It is a text by the Russian avant-garde poet Daniil Kharms (1905-1942). On improvised jazz music, characters knock each other out with incongruous objects, in a ruined city setting.

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In a world where the real and the virtual overlap, a character tries in vain to escape the solitude in which spectacular-market society envelops us in.

In this work, sexuality and the body is explored through a collage of images from surgery, to animals to gym-goers.

A contemporary portrait of our market civilizations dehumanization, agony and present and future catastrophe unfolding in a generalized indifference guided by a pure and brute nihilism.

A mother and her three children try to live peacefully despite the presence of a menacing, unpredictable and irrational father.

It is a text by the Russian avant-garde poet Daniil Kharms (1905-1942). On improvised jazz music, characters knock each other out with incongruous objects, in a ruined city setting.

No synopsis available yet.