Love pixels not people

A project by the Panòptic Cultural 
Association curated by Rita Rakosnik 
within the framework of the Panòptic 
Festival. With works by María Alcaide, 
Marta Galindo and Andrea Herrera del Valle

Inverting a hashtag found by chance and 
flirting with the idea of ​​becoming, tenderly, 
a blurred image, Love pixels not people 
unfolds as a fragmentary essay on Eros in 
the era of Big Data, which reflects on 
digital representation strategies and love 
relationships, and does so by exploring their 
(hyper)links and contradictions, always from 
a humorous perspective and never from a 
melancholic recreation of times that we know 
were not better either.

A look at the love triangle formed by you, 
your lover and capitalism, mediated by a 
black mirror that seems not to distinguish 
between flesh and pixel.