The bottle's cemetery
For the last 70 years, in the cemetery of the San Cristobal Fort, dozens of bottles lay buried 2 metres underground. These bottles contain messages on paper which are waiting to be brought to the surface to reveal to us their secrets. A reflection on the motives that impel family members and associations to delve into our history and confirm the necessity of bringing these remnants of history that the earth conceals to light.
Eguzki Bideoak
It'll be an audiovisual culture that is able to rise above the misery that inundates the radio-electric spectrum and bit-map networks. We don't need the propaganda of war, or an alienating entertainment based on cynicism, fear and greed.
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