From Rome Massimo Mazzone shows us this intervention on the Piazza of S. Giovanni. I remember that Bernard Tschumi said how in May of 1968 riots in Paris, there was a hut where those young protesters held meetings to change the world.

From 15M has been made different types of informal structures in concentrations around the world and I am sure that in time will be subject of analysis. Bernard Tschumi said how this building became Architecture because it was occupied by people, because people understood this space as a place to meet, an enclosed space, where the utopia could be realized.

Mazzone Massimo sent me this simple dome loaded with utopian and libertarian ideals of the protests in Rome. Here you have a small ideas decalogue that he has sent us:

occupyroma.tk
libertarian agora!
returns to the street
active citizenship
direct democracy
libertarian assembly!
no cie u cio!
social ecology
general strike
no one is illegal!
liberté égalité fraternité

"The government monopoly of the world of images and imagery, which has been the sole province of artists throughout history, today becomes the territory of the extreme postmodern capitalist conquest.

The new culture of capital, broadcast propaganda so we impose the radical transformation of what were public property and resources services, following a precise and Fascist colonial project. Today everything, even life, is reduced to a service, it seems that everything can and should be commodified.

This is accomplished through a linguistic transformation through calling service to the property, to make perfect so that capitalism demands. Against all this, take the street! general strike!"

Libertarian Agora is a space of relationship, a journey to places dome indignant, a project of the escuelamoderna / libertarian ateneo (Nicoletta Braga, Laura Cazzaniga, Elisa Franzoi, Massimo Mazzone, Marco Tulli, Alessandro Zorzetto,) with: Osvaldo Tiberti (com.plot System), Lorenzo Romito (Stalker), Giulia Mazzorin, Titti Carolee (photo and video), and with the help of Stefano Sorrentino, Livio, Costantino and other friends.

Materials: plastic (tubular and curtain). Diameter 10 m.
Self-generated solar electricity.

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Massimo Mazzone, (Marino, Rome, 1967) sculptor, numerous exhibitions in Europe and beyond, a member of the group of artists complot s.y.s.tem, and a professor of sculpture at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. He has organized several groups to work between art and architecture. Among his recent performances, projects, proposal and publications:

    •    Ex Polis
    •    11. Biennale Venezia
    •    Edifici concettuali
    ◦    Post Lauream
    ◦    Città
    •    La Penisola degli Agnelli
    •    10. Biennale Venezia
    •    Lezioni di pittura
    •    Ex Mattatoio
    •    Piazza Shopping Centre
    •    Worker Bee Cemetery
    •    Triennale Milano
    •    Casa dell'Architettura
    •    Fass Gallery
    •    L'altra Roma
    •    Torretta Valadier

WORKS by Complot s.y.s.tem

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Published on: January 15, 2012
Cite: "LIBERTARIAN AGORA" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/libertarian-agora> ISSN 1139-6415
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