Wednesday, October 22, 2008

The beginning of a journey

We are at the beginning of a trip that will send us to the lands of the Bramaputra, through India and Bangladesh. This is not the first time we go there, and this time the way we understand the world and especially the Indian subcontinent will be reflected by our works.

The written word and the registered image and sound, with photography and video, register what we are seeing in a moment, the way we understand it and, essentially, ourselves in a certain moment. The impressions that we print will be unvariable in time, as opposed to us, who will be changing in time and along our journeys.

And this is the purpose of our new journey, to get to know and give to know untold stories and places, people and circumstances that perhaps are not very interesting to the media. Indeed, what we don't know does not exist.

This is the evidence of a quest that can be followed by anyone at any time, learning with us about this world.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Dear fellows:

It´s been almost a week and still we have no news, no post, no wife, no nothing.

Needless to say we are in the most eager state to hear from you.

So, start working on it you lazy cramps.

Pedro Estrada said...

Buena suerte en vuestra aventura! Si en algún momento os veis rodeados por hordas de salvajes bramaputrianos de afilados dientes, mandad un e-mail y creo que podré reunir a los cuatro zumbados que vosotros sabéis para ir a ayudaros con machetes... 'Entre monos y perros' está con vosotros.

Anonymous said...

Joder tios, pera cuando la versión en españolo. Menudos cuñados que tengo, no tenéis consideración. Bueno que good luck, mucho cuidado con los indios y sobre todo Bárbara cuídame a estos locos intrépidos que creo que tú eres la única que usa la cabeza para algo. Bueno muchos besos a todos y a pasarlo bien. Corten!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

Voto como anonymous (Ruben ¿eres tu?) por la version española, que muy international os queda pero ¿que mejor que en español? con sus ¡joder!¡coño!, en ingles el texto pierde mucha calidad...
Eso, que mucha suerte, que cuidaros mucho, pasarlo bien, besos al primo mayor si lo veis, y a Esther, y... a disfrutar!!!

Anonymous said...

Dear Indians (with European ancestry),

How good to know that all the indians in Delhi are still alive...how about you? you appear nowhere in the video, not even behind an indian fellow.

It will be nice to see your faces and hear your comments soon (just to know that you haven´t been eaten by a hord of bramaputrians or just wash out by a flood)

Take care, keep in touch.

Annick & Iván

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