Retro-Vision

RETRO-VISION is a stage production that immerses the audience in the complexity of visionary knowledge processes amidst a fast-paced and demanding world. The narrative unfolds across three timelines, exploring the intertwined realities of various characters—or multiple voices of the same character inhabiting different moments in history simultaneously. At the core of the story, the audience engages with the challenges of understanding the complexity of human processes, confronting the pressures of the art market, which often favors immediate results and predictable formulas, thereby influencing creative processes. The critique of the art market manifests through the ethical dilemmas faced by one of the voices, who struggles against the efficiency that often prevails in the creative sphere. The work stands as a reflective critique that questions the priorities and values driving the artistic-cultural landscape of recent years, drawing parallels with Argentina's socio-political perspective. It manifests as an attempt to reclaim the processes of rediscovering our forgotten roots and essential foundations, revisiting visionary moments, the processes of INSIGHT.