Poetry Expo 23 / 9 March 2023

Filmes Sombra / Nightmarish Toxic Delights

Poetry Expo 23

Nightmarish Toxic Delights is a collection of experimental videopoetry from Lisbon, Portugal. The author João Meirinhos takes us on a journey for which he states '' Adopting multiple personas (insider / outsider / artist / performer / ethnographer) as to validate my understanding of things, I intuitively use photography, text and film as a way to engage in diverse and often uncomfortable situations, attempting to depict settings from habitually disregarded angles in order to identify and reveal the often unconscious procedures from which political, social and spatial structures emerge. I tell audiovisual tales that stem from my avid interest towards discordant/conflitual interactions between peoples and places: How social phenomena inextricably embed themselves into inhabited landscapes? And how environments archive endemic human behaviors, beliefs and representational systems? How are we perceived by others and how others perceive themselves?''.

Below you can find more from the collection.

His more audiovisual poetry remixing the Portuguese most important revolutionary song can be found below.


The project is part of the subthemes Opportunity and Connect not divide.

Author

João Meirinhos

Adopting multiple personas (insider / outsider / artist / performer / ethnographer) as to validate my understanding of things, I intuitively use photography, text and film as a way to engage in diverse and often uncomfortable situations, attempting to depict settings from habitually disregarded angles in order to identify and reveal the often unconscious procedures from which political, social and spatial structures emerge. I tell audiovisual tales that stem from my avid interest towards discordant/conflitual interactions between peoples and places: How social phenomena inextricably embed themselves into inhabited landscapes? And how environments archive endemic human behaviors, beliefs and representational systems? How are we perceived by others and how others perceive themselves?

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