[War Season Collection] started in 2019, taking images from clothing advertising in social media platforms showing outfits that are similar to military uniforms, and scenarios that are related to war landscapes, to later re-publish them on the same social media platform from where they were taken from. 

Our expected behavior as users of interfaces like instagram is to scroll for hours, peeping into others, and sporadically stopping to “like” some picture or to "shop now". Instead, with the intention of pausing my own alienating gesture, I started taking a screenshot of every clothing advertising that appeared on my feed, archive it, and later publish it, to comunicate with other users.

The work raises questions about how society is preparing to live in a dystopian city and how advertising and war journalism images influence each other. It also looks at how any image is necessarily inserted into the stream of images of a given society.

Some of the reactions: emoji reaction, a short comment, reply with another similar image found on the internet or on the same platform, an idea or thought on the same topic, a recommendation of a book or article.

Full project: https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/17881941781460326/