• Billboard Best Animated Short Film - WAR IS OVER! - 2024 - Singular Papers
  • Billboard Best Animated Short Film - WAR IS OVER! - 2024 - Singular Papers
  • Billboard Best Animated Short Film - WAR IS OVER! - 2024 - Singular Papers
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Billboard Best Animated Short Film - WAR IS OVER! - 2024

Billboard Best Animated Short Film - WAR IS OVER! - 2024

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WAR IS OVER!
Inspired by the Music of John and Yoko

Directed by Dave Mullins
Written by Sean Ono Lennon and Dave Mullins

Today what we are experiencing is the absorption of all virtual modes of expression into that of advertising. All original cultural forms, all determined languages are absorbed in advertising because it has no depth, it is instantaneous and instantaneously forgotten. Triumph of superficial form ... The lowest form of energy of the sign ... All current forms of activity tend toward advertising and most exhaust themselves therein. Not necessarily advertising itself, the kind that is produced as such - but the form of advertising, that of a simplified operational mode, vaguely seductive, vaguely consensual ... in which all particular contents are annulled.

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Broadsheet Newspaper
12 Pages
35cmx50cm | 50 Copies
52 gsm "recycled"

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About — Filipe Matos (1977) is graduated in Graphic Design from IADE Lisboa. He is a Visual Artist and Web/Graphic Designer living and working in Lisbon. With an experimental approach, he enjoys exploring gaps in the surface of things and questioning what we call reality. Filipe's significant artistic journey began in 2008 with his exploration of Facebook as a medium, creating characters/avatars and appropriating platform errors.