TeleVision
In my opinion, television is stronger than all this, and I’m afraid that its mediation will end up being everything. The power wants us to talk in a certain way, … Continue Reading TeleVision
Fake News
It seems that fake news has always existed — on October 30, 1938, actor Orson Welles caused panic in America by announcing to audiences, in a chilling radio performance, that … Continue Reading Fake News
Weddings
The day had began with a more or less philosophical reflection on the sock hole which, in any direction you try to orient it, once you put on the sock, … Continue Reading Weddings
In Her Hands
One of the most moving things about human beings is that their ultimate goal is to bring mortal creatures into the world. They are innocent perpetrators of a murder of … Continue Reading In Her Hands
May Day 1968
It was taken in Lviv, Ukraine, on May 1, 1968 by photographer Pavliuk Ilya. The image depicts a schoolgirl, whom her parents brought to the May Day demonstration. The girl’s … Continue Reading May Day 1968
The Blue House
La Casa Azul — The Blue House — was the place where Frida Kahlo came into this world, lived, and took her last breath, in 1954. She moved out, in … Continue Reading The Blue House
Day 45
Then I realized that the time had come to shave everything inexorably, but at that point it was really too late for my razor. It seems that just the other … Continue Reading Day 45
The Matching
This afternoon Robin, the grandson of the lady downstairs, came to see me. So long time we didn’t see each other. “We are here for a gift from my grandmother, … Continue Reading The Matching
The Dark Hedges
In the 18th century, James Stuart planted more than 150 beech trees on the road to impress visitors as they approached the entrance to his Georgian mansion, Gracehill House. Recently … Continue Reading The Dark Hedges
Swimsuit
It’s not that there would be too much to be surprised. After all, from its dawn to the present, the swimsuit has been through so many things. However, it seems … Continue Reading Swimsuit
Me and my apartment: A troubled story
I knew eventually the apartment would’ve got the better of me. That it would’ve bent me to a total humiliation. At first, as in any story, things seemed to be … Continue Reading Me and my apartment: A troubled story
Pigeons
Naturally granivorous and easily forgettable race — at least until we find them suddenly between the feet, or on the heads, through the unmistakable whitish material for which, together with … Continue Reading Pigeons
Bunny
From being a lovely bringer of Easter eggs, or nice creature to follow into Wonderland, to a pretty creepy big ears thing, or even a suicide, sometimes it really doesn’t … Continue Reading Bunny
Eggs
How many things you can do with eggs, you ever thought of that? Someone did, and it’s still going on, especially in art, where eggs have become one of the … Continue Reading Eggs
You and Me Hanging Out
And now that people like Liam Gallagher — to the tune of “Soapersonic” and “Champagne Soapernova” —, Gloria Estefan, Radiohead or Paul Stanley share their musical gifts to help us … Continue Reading You and Me Hanging Out
Cats
“That cat’s something I can’t explain,” Syd Barrett sings, and it seems that Syd refers to a definite human affair, to an era that is identified, with abandon, in one … Continue Reading Cats
