
handle: 10366/152940
[ES] Otro d?a m?s es un proyecto que pretende captar todos esos momentos que con el paso del tiempo vamos olvidando como objetos de la infancia y cosas cotidianas de la d?cada del 2000 al 2010, dirigida hacia la Generaci?n Z, en la medida en la que a diario hacemos una gran cantidad de fotos y consumimos contenidos de una forma masiva y, progresivamente, cada vez m?s instant?nea. De esta manera, el proyecto consta de dos partes: varios fanzines que re?nen los recuerdos y una instalaci?n elaborada con los objetos empleados en la realizaci?n de dichos fanzines que nos sumerge en una sensaci?n de nostalgia. [ENG] Another day is a project that aims to capture all those moments that we forget as time goes by, such as childhood objects and daily things of the decade from the 2000s to the 2010s, aimed at Generation Z, insofar as we take a large number of photos every day and consume content in a massive and, progressively, increasingly instantaneous way. In this way, the project consists of two parts: a collection of fanzines that bring together memories and an installation made with the objects used in the making of these fanzines that immerses us in a sense of nostalgia.
Fanzine, Nostalgia, Daily things, Memories, Oblivion, Fanzine, Nostalgia, Cosas cotidianas, Recuerdos, Olvido
Fanzine, Nostalgia, Daily things, Memories, Oblivion, Fanzine, Nostalgia, Cosas cotidianas, Recuerdos, Olvido
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