The Modern City

The Modern City is a criticism not of the age of the consumerist Man, but of the consumed and constrained Man; broken, alienated, solitary and disposable in favour of illusory values, ephemeral and without true content that have not been able to invent Happiness in Equilibrium and Unity. This modernity, emptied of its ideal essence of origin, offers only a future without guarantees in dazed societies, victims of a repetitive frenzy of production and whose speed and excess only generate waste or crushed flesh.