The (Oppressive) Fishtank Environment
London has given up a portion of its heritage in exchange for “the contemporary”. Billboards mirror the city’s desired image. They act as a catalyst to shape our opinion through processes of projection and idealization.
This short video seeks to unveil such a reality using advertising billboards as a canvas. In this case, the streets are trying to warn us, instead of indoctrinating us with the consumeristic object culture the city usually feeds us with. The (Oppressive) Fishtank Environment is an experimental piece, made through a composition of music and video art.
Film & Music by —> Caterina Miralles
In collaboration with —> Architectural Association School of Architecture
Year —> 2021
Features and Awards —> LOOP Festival, Transfer Architecture Award, London Architecture Film Festival, Barcelona Architecture Film Festival
Where did our public space go?