G. Galo

This intimate letter from a migrant grandson about his Italian grandmother, also a migrant, unites in a trip to Italy the portrait of Venezuelan migration as a vital legacy of the European post-war period and the current crisis that has led the South American country to the largest exodus the continent has ever known.

A man isolated in his room, clearly neglected and overwhelmed to the point of helplessness, who only manages to relate to the outside world through his screen, remains absorbed watching live broadcasts of surveillance cameras scattered all over the world: oceans, beaches, volcanoes, waterfalls, plains, parks, areas full of fauna, etc. There he coexists and artificially feels the natural, which he longs for in his current paralysis.