Pablo Arenas

A group of teenagers looking for meaning and feeling a lot during a few beautiful days in March away from the real world.

A winter in motion. After Monday comes Friday. Switch over. People move around, but I stay still. Switch over. A distant smile. After Wednesday comes Sunday. Switch over. Everything is close by. Why don’t you look up? Switch off.

A distant dialogue between two figures. The air is changing; something is about to happen. It is invisible, but there is a smell. And it can be sensed on all surfaces...

Laxus explores the relationship between camera movement and pictorial stroke. Each gesture that composes it is conceived as a brushstroke and executed with a movement that begins tense and becomes relaxed and free, letting go of the arm, emphasizing the physical act of filming rather than the visual one.

A journey through the river and streets of Lisbon that takes place in a single day. As the film progresses, an increasing sense of isolation becomes noticeable, trying to encapsulate the feeling of dissatisfaction and unfulfillment towards what we see. A film conceived as a memory.

A man attempts to reconnect with himself by observing a partially abstract landscape.

On a summer afternoon, desire and imagination gain presence. Not everything is as it seems: behind the stillness of the trees and buildings, islands hide.

"To you, tireless home, provider of hope, I give you these recycled, devoid, images, for when the now becomes an incomplete circle. I hope you find the same truth in them as you find it in words."