NEVER ENDING HATE , Video installation, 1 or 9 channels, 7’02’’, 16:9, (2023)
The forms of protest can be the most disparate, yet the thin red line that connects them all is always some form of dissent. The devices that describe the revolt in its forms participate in it by assuming an antagonistic character concerning the narration of the system, which imposes itself as positive and the protagonist of the present.
FRAMES
"Never Ending Hate" is a work that investigates the revolt in Latin and Central America. Using video material originally intended for journalism and reporting, the work develops horizontally in an attempt to give space to the different forms that protest takes according to the contexts of origin. The marvelous social wealth of South and Central America allows us to investigate the most diverse forms of social objection.
By preserving the authenticity of the conflict described by the footage, the work allows us to observe its harsh reality.