We Own The Streets
We Own The Streets: Faminoise Manifest Feminoise is putting the eye where we have been (and are) invisible. It is stepping on the places that we have been denied. It is deconstruction, becoming lesser, scream. It is to show that capitalism explodes. That has dominated bodies and that these bodies can no longer bear. It is to be in disagreement with the globalization of exploitation, the violence of sexism, machismo in all its forms: racism, paternalism, meritocracy, slavery, individualism, totalitarianism. It is decolonize. Plant seeds to improve our living conditions. Build collective resistance. Because we are not and we do not want to be a production machine. Nor of reproduction. Feminoise is art and what is left out of art. It is intertwining and polluting disciplines. It is to give a hug to how vulnerable we are. In our jobs, on the street, on the stage, in the everyday. In our imagination. Feminoise is to dare us. Be alert Be smart It is the intensity of being able to give us a hug for the terror they have imposed on us. With which they want to silence us the social mandates and the club. Feminoise is NOISE. It is inventing the language of the game. Of the mutant collective experimentation. Of that which has remained secret It is self-management, work organized in a collaborative way. It is to become aware of our precariousness and at the same time of our strength. A force that is made in the collective, in the impassioned, in the doing it because, yes, because we do not shy away from our sound electricity. We want to add, intertwine, open routes and sites and holes and tunnels, and not just get entangled in the networks. We want to live, share and do. Because we do not have a roof. Because we are out in the open. And there is warmth in our stove of noise, perfume of incense in the veins, the wires of our howled fleetingness. Text by: Mariela Arzadun Photos by: Juan Pajaro (instagram: @elojodepajaro) Models/Drag Queens: La Lucerx, Tatiana DelaCour Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina 2018
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