11.11.11 another One Day on Earth...

...11.11.11 is coming soon and so it is another 24 hours period to film whatever you see in wherever you are and upload it to share with One Day on Earth comunity...           

It pretends to showcas the amazing diversity, conflict, tragedy, and triumph that occur in one day all over the planet.

This is the 10.10.10 trailer (the complete film is not yet finished but you can see some videos on the site)

ellos lo tienen muy claro...

15-O...the tactic is getting tired...

I' ve seen recently "The shock doctrine" movie based on same named Naomi Klein book of 2007, and i really recomend it... The 15-O we could have seen how people all around the world, moving locally, are creating a global wave showing that the elements of surprise are no working anymore, that (hopefully) we are able to become 'shock resistant'.

INFORMATION IS SHOCK RESISTANCE. ARM YOURSELF.

from Attac.TV.

http://www.naomiklein.org/shock-doctrine

en el mundo a cada rato...

“En el mundo, 15 millones de niños y niñas son huérfanos a causa del sida”

“En el mundo, más de 1 millón de niños y niñas mueren cada año a causa del paludismo”

“En el mundo, más de 600 millones de niños y niñas viven en la pobreza absoluta”

“En el mundo, 246 millones de niños y niñas trabajan y 171 millones de ellos lo hacen en condiciones peligrosas”

“En el mundo, a cada rato, 

más de 2.000 millones de niños y niñas 

tienen ganas de reírse” 

...mensajes callejeros

Aprovechando el contexto político-económico-social en el que andamos 'hundidos', ahí van algunos graffitis que continen mesajes subversivos para revolver conciencias... o no.

de Carlos Motta, graffitis de La buena vida, Facultad de Medicina, Buenos Aires 2008

y los reconocibles Banksy (firma de autor) a quien admiro no sólo por la calidad de sus graffitis sino por la potencia de sus mensajes...

"A wall is a very big weapon. It’s one of the nastiest things you can hit someone with". Banksy

the unpredictable environment...

two animations by Johan Rijpman


Tape Generations


Tegels

time passing...without hours

'Today we don't need wrist watches; we have the time in our cell phones, iPods, cars and computers. The daily act of winding up a mechanical watch every morning; knowing that it won't tell the time but simply activate the second hand becomes a humble daily act in awareness and self discipline. A small, maybe futile but genuine attempt to try and remember that time is passing and that day we wish to remember that we need to make the most of our time.'

by Sebastian Errazuriz