Intense Images, Now. A precipitated Reading Against the Mechanics of Disenchantment
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Essay film, image, politics, history, utopiaAbstract
I am interested in disassembling, in a critical way, the political and aesthetic artifact that Salles creates in No Intenso Agora (In the Intense Now, 2017) from the archive work, in which an operation of a melancholic closing of the event as well an operation of distancing and deintensification of images of political processes are put into play. The final objective is to think about a different type of approach to the historical archive from a reenchantment perspective, in which the organization of the images complies less with a nostalgic-disenchanted principle on history than a logic of resonances and reactivations capable of doing justice to all levels of intensity that any present time carries.References
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