This next video has been possible thanks to the help of community members in ¨X¨ spaces. Its an extract of the short documentary Who is Piscis el cantante? 

This film depicts the creative process and the accompanying search for identity. Often, we don't feel a connection with the image that the world has of us, leading to a sense of dissonance. This film explores the idea of letting go of our preconceived notions of who we are, which is a never-ending process for human beings. It depicts the story of a person who feels lost, lonely, and sad despite appearing successful to others. We believe this is a feeling that resonates with many people today.  In our view, the creative process involves both self-acceptance and disassociation.

Over time, our passion for the creative process has continued to grow. Through our experiences, we have learned that play and the unconscious mind are essential components of our artistic expression. In order to be free and truthful, we must allow ourselves to play and experiment, which often requires tricking the mind.  Engaging in play allows you to access a sense of freedom and authenticity, as we recognize that our understanding of humanity is not solely confined to our thoughts. This awareness ultimately permeates our creative work, regardless of the approach.

One creative process that we find particularly intriguing is Salvador Dalí's method of working with paranoia. This involves attempting to connect seemingly unrelated things, which can lead to unexpected insights and breakthroughs. By embracing this approach, we are forced to step outside of the comfort zone and explore new avenues of creativity, ultimately helping to find a unique voice as an artist.  That's why we wanted to make this film using a layered and improvisational approach, similar to music.

This experience has already transformed us as both a person and filmmakers. We both agree that even if we have to choose more structured approaches in the future, our  way of approaching scenes has been forever changed.