Estática rapidez
Sentada inmóvil, observando todo aquello que se mueve, y yo... estática, absorvida, inmutable. Es inevitable observar el mundo pasar y sentirse tan estancada.
Será esto un sentimiento por el hecho que llevó una semana en cama con la espalda atrofiada o será que mi espalda es una mimesis de aquello que herve por dentro?
Sitting still, watching everything that moves, and I ... static, absorbed, immutable. Inevitably watch the world go by and feel so stuck.
Is this feeling because due to the fact that I’ve been a week in bed with a back problem or might my back me mimicking what is boiling inside?
entrada de Las Cosas Cotidianas @ 8:02
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Baraka: Documental filmado en 24 países que narra, en términos eminentemente visuales, aurales y musicales, la evolución de la Tierra y de la Humanidad, al mismo tiempo que señala las formas en que el ser humano se ha relacionado con su medio ambiente. La aparente fragilidad de la vida humana es contrastada con la grandeza de sus obras, al mismo tiempo que se subraya la desigual relación entre hombre y naturaleza. En medio de estos contrastes, la espiritualidad de la humanidad surge como el elemento más importante que la distingue de otras especies.
Baraka's subject matter has some similarities—including footage of various landscapes, churches, ruins, religious ceremonies, and cities thrumming with life, filmed using time-lapse photography in order to capture the great pulse of humanity as it flocks and swarms in daily activity. The film also features a number of long tracking shots through various settings, including one through former concentration camps at Auschwitz (in Nazi-occupied Poland) and Tuol Sleng (in Cambodia) turned into museums honoring their victims: over photos of the people involved, past skulls stacked in a room, to a spread of bones. In addition to making comparisons between natural and technological phenomena, such as in Koyaanisqatsi, Baraka searches for a universal cultural perspective: for instance, following a shot of an elaborate tattoo on a bathing Japanese yakuza mobster with one of Native Australian tribal paint.
thank you so much!
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