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| Florencia Arbós and her Mother during our interview // © Anett Vietzke, Buenos Aires, 2009 |
Involved people.
Teresa
Petrana Alaguibe (cleaning lady, has been living in an occupied house
for many years), Marta Bodo (lawyer and notary), Walter Christian
Citzenmaier (homeless, lives across the street of the government
building), Lic. Eduardo Grimoldi (psychologist, specialist for anxiety
and crisis), Claudia Rosenberg (sociologist, actress since 2001), Nestor
Piquero (architect and designer), María Graciela Ponce (kioskera),
César Saldaña (locksmith, worked for Peugeot until 2001), José Saphir
(constructor, inventor), Florencia Arbós (schoolgirl, born in 2001).
Ignacio Sandoval (actor), Nicolas Malusardi(actor, musician) Paula Baró
(producer), Veronika Susanne Bökelmann and Anett Vietzke (concept and
realization)
In
our Buenos Aires studio-kiosk we created a long dinner table in order
to bring together all the people we had interviewed during our
residency. We presented and discussed excerpts of our research
materials such as images, sounds and texts. Our intention was to create
a social sphere for exchange and encounter undermining a process of
social segregation that has increased inrecent years in Buenos Aires
like in many other place of our wourld. In SUEÑO Y CRISIS (Dream and
crisis) an owner of a gated community was sitting besides man living
on the streets sharing food and their different perceptions on the city.
All photos in our documentation were taken by the 9 year old Florencia
Arbós, who is born in 2001. Our relational performance became a little
bit practised utopia.
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| ©Florencia Arbós (schoolgirl, born in 2001) |
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| ©Florencia Arbós (schoolgirl, born in 2001) |
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| ©Florencia Arbós (schoolgirl, born in 2001) |
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| ©Florencia Arbós (schoolgirl, born in 2001) |
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| ©Florencia Arbós (schoolgirl, born in 2001) |
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| ©Anett Vietzke, Buenos Aires, 2009 |
