Revolutionizing the Revolution is a documentary short following the hip-hop collective Tiuna el Fuerte, a local community collective that uses art, music and culture to transform the barrio of El Valle in Caracas, Venezuela. Situated on an old parking lot they developed into a cultural park using reclaimed materials, Tiuna el Fuerte now hosts a hip-hop school, a youth orchestra, a mobile community radio, and serves as an example for an alternative space for the community. The space is a "nucleus of endogenous cultural development," exemplifying the concept of local development of the people, for the people, by the people that finds its roots in modern day Venezuela.
martes, 31 de julio de 2012
Tiuna el Fuerte: Revolutionizing the Revolution
Revolutionizing the Revolution is a documentary short following the hip-hop collective Tiuna el Fuerte, a local community collective that uses art, music and culture to transform the barrio of El Valle in Caracas, Venezuela. Situated on an old parking lot they developed into a cultural park using reclaimed materials, Tiuna el Fuerte now hosts a hip-hop school, a youth orchestra, a mobile community radio, and serves as an example for an alternative space for the community. The space is a "nucleus of endogenous cultural development," exemplifying the concept of local development of the people, for the people, by the people that finds its roots in modern day Venezuela.
Basurerum Progressio (Documentary) - 2008
Agobiado por el claqueteo de un tren de agresividad cúbica y apocalípticos colores que desciende imparable hacia el abismo, el Reverendísimo señor Ron Antonio de Jesús Casafuz, soberano de la República Super Independiente del Basurero, se ha sublevado a un lado de la carrilera del consumo para retratarla en su sistemático artificio. Ahora mientras contempla un futuro incierto, su excelencia pregunta: ¿cuántos de los objetos que tengo colgados en mi cabeza, necesita usted para vivir
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