Son[i]a #352. Flavia Dzodan. Deleted scenes
- 00:01 Borders do believe you exist
- 01:32 Notes on “My Feminism Will Be Intersectional or It Will Be Bullshit”. Adding Eva Perón to the genealogy
- 07:13 Consistency between what one says and what one does
- 10:52 Privileges and responsibilities
- 14:10 The Royal Spanish Academy, a colonial legacy that persists
- 16:14 Pandemic boredom as a trigger for research on "Beauty and the Machine".
- 20:32 Impoverishment as an aesthetic
- 23:20 The difference between luxury and opulence. Third World Opulence and Sergio De Loof
- 26:51 Activism or art? The banana is art, but the t-shirt is not?
- 28:29 WeChat and Taobao
- 30:47 The fake in aspirational culture
- 33:12 Access and privilege
- 34:29 Dapper Dan's logomania
- 38:02 Do you want a Hermès Birkin bag?
- 41:47 Cardi B collects Birkins: wearing what you’re not supposed to
- 44:07 The dangerous idea of the “natural”
- 45:49 Humanised robots and violence
- 51:06 Trajectories of technologies of repression and torture: from the periphery to the metropolis
- 54:22 Deep fakes
- 57:11 Scavenger of theory: the irrelevance of academia and the education Uber
- 59:47 “Do your thing”
22/06/2022
63' 20''
Spanish
We dig up some unreleased fragments of our conversation with Argentinian writer and researcher Flavia Dzodan.
Conversation: Verónica Lahitte, Roc Jiménez de Cisneros, Txe Roimeser and Anna Ramos. Script: Verónica Lahitte. Sound production: Anna Ramos.