Ultraman
Cuando dejamos nuestras tierras perdemos la certitud de generaciones.

El resto del mundo ha sido manejado por la ilusion del deseo Capitalista. El deseo que es ilusion porque no puede ser realizado. Encuanto tal deseo es realizado es re-emplazado por un nuevo deseo. Es el deseo incansable que dirige nuestra economia global, el deseo interminable que imperialisticamente se ha apropriado de la consciencia humana. El deseo interminable que permite la matanza de millones de seres humanos, el esclavizameinto de cienes de milliones, la perdida de culturas, la dislocaci�n de otras posibilidades para la humanidad. Y el que no conforme, es terrorista que hay que matar.

Hasta el dia que el ser humano se libere del deseo para ser due�o de la tierra, se libere del deseo para capital, las consequencias catatroficas del capitalismo imperialista seguira siendo rey del ser humano. La humanidad esta en marcha a la imperializacion capitalista de su consciencia, un realidad de enajenacion completa.

Deje a mi Tierra de Luces para venir a este miserable planeta. Antes mataba a monstros intergalacticos para protejer a la humanidad, ahora los unicos monstros que hay que parar son los humanos.

I created the animation that is in Spanish, specifically for a Latin American audience. As a means to draw attention to the project, I used two popular television super heroes that I watched as a child in Nicaragua and Mexico. El Chapulin Colorado is a comic super hero from the longest running Mexican television variety show titled Chespirito. As a child I dressed like el Chapulin Colorado and owned his weapon, a plastic hammer with a whistle - el Chipote Chillon. The second character is the Japanese intergalactic alien super hero Ultraman.

Both television shows began in the mid to late 60s and present an idealized reality in which evil is overcome by good will. In the animation that I created, the two characters have grown old and are disallussioned by what they see in the world, that which man has wrought upon earth.

Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga, 2007

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