Using a psychoanalytic and Marxist approach, the talk attempts to consider how desire is transforming and how we might try to interrupt these processes for a progressive political agenda.

 What options for transformative action are available today given the juncture of Art-Game-Society? What type of production, parts, processes, is it possible to imagine and carry out to free ourselves from it?

Incorporated into the neoliberal discourse, certain types of video game and the fusion of running with social media and gamification have contributed to the expansion of that meaning of resilience in the popular collective imagination. At the same time, however, some video games and certain running discourses and practices raise criticisms, identify cracks and propose alternative ways of understanding resilience. 

Course of approach to contemporary art.
 

In this talk, we will explore the so-called slow games, their history, their design philosophy and their players, always thinking about how these react to and reflect the times we are living in, marked by an accelerated pace that urgently calls for pauses and silences.

The intimate diary of an affluent woman illustrated by the home-made recordings of her husband, a rich industrialist, between the 1940s and 1960s.