Waiting

War and Peace

Portrait on Wannsee (Berlin)

"Cuerpo de Luz" Selfportrait

January in Berlin

‪† ‬InVolution N°1 // Inverse-Evolution-Separation // Selfportrait 
You will know that everything begins and everything ends, 
there is a time for beginning and there is a time for ending, and there is no wound in it.
Chiara Mazzocchi 2015 (Berlin, euROPE)

‪† ‬InVolution N°2 // Inverse-Evolution-Chaos // Selfportrait 
As you are. You are a Chaos. 
Perhaps humans being must perish so that another can arise.
Chiara Mazzocchi 2015 (Berlin, euROPE)

‪†‬ InVolution N°3 // Inverse-Evolution-Redemption // Selfportrait 
How to forget your aloneness?
Resentment, the humans calls frustration, because they live in the constant wound of something.
Chiara Mazzocchi 2015 (Berlin, euROPE)

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Meaning:
The myth of redemptive violence.
An analysis of my impact on modern culture and its role in the maintenance of oppressive power structures.
Contemporary society is founded on individualism and egalitarianism with the result of accumulating frustrations. 
The price to pay is a democratization of neuroses.
Individuals waste much energy in chasing increasingly unattainable and renewed, with the result of accumulating frustrations, and social institutions, the national state in particular, prove to deliberately unable to get out of the mechanical logic of the economy to heal social unrest because they can't betray the Masonic design and reach the ultimate goal: The New World Order.
But all this should not matter, it should not affect us because we often forget that we are alone. 
We should know that there is a beginning and an end and that there should not create pain in open wounds. 
The problem is that the human being lives continuously in a resentment called frustration. 
He lives and feeds constantly into the wound of something.
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Significato:
Il mito della violenza redentrice.
Un'analisi del mio impatto sulla cultura moderna e il suo ruolo nel mantenimento di strutture di potere oppressivi.
La società contemporanea è fondata sull'individualismo e sull'egualitarismo con la conseguenza di accumulare frustrazioni. 
Il prezzo da pagare è una democratizzazione delle nevrosi.
I singoli individui sprecano grandi energie nel rincorrere desideri sempre più irraggiungibili e rinnovati, con la conseguenza di accumulare frustrazioni, mentre le istituzioni sociali, lo stato nazionale in particolare, si dimostrano volutamente incapaci di uscire dalle logiche meccaniche dell'economia per sanare il malessere sociale perchè non possono tradire il disegno massonico e raggiungere l'obbiettivo finale: il Nuovo Ordine Mondiale.
Ma tutto questo non dovrebbe avere importanza, non ci dovrebbe intaccare perchè ci dimentichiamo spesso che siamo soli. Dovremmo sapere che c'è un inizio e una fine e questo non ci dovrebbe creare dolore o aprire ferite. 
Il problema è che l'essere umano vive nel costante risentimento chiamato frustrazione. 
Egli vive e si nutre nella ferita costante di qualcosa.

Info: http://www.chiaramazzocchi.com/involution.html


Involution

© Chiara Mazzocchi 2015 Cadaqués (Spain)
“Between the rocks of Salvador Dali - Surrealism”
20x30 cm • professional photo paper + white wood frame

Concept/Act Chiara Mazzocchi


Cadaqués

The darkness that lives for me.

Info http://www.chiaramazzocchi.com/darkliving.html

"Dark Living" Selfportrait

"Vision" Selfportrait

"Portraits in Beelitz"

"Il silenzio mi fece sentire depressa. Non era il silenzio del silenzio. Era il mio silenzio. Sapevo benissimo che le automobili facevano rumore e che la gente dentro le automobili e dietro le finestre delle case faceva rumore, e che il fiume faceva rumore, ma io non sentivo niente".
(Sylvia Plath)


"Flower" Selfportrait

The metamorphosis, Openness, Healing, the end of the difficulties, change, new motivations, the Awakening, revelation, the Evolution.
Something must be let go because he has no reason to be.


"White Metamorphosis"  Selfportrait

"L'Anarchia del Potere" di Pier Paolo Pasolini - Berlino 2014
da un'intervista rilasciata nel 1975 sul set del film "Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma".

Una performance di Chiara Mazzocchi e Giulio Valentini.
© www.chiaramazzocchi.com - © www.giuliovalentini.it
In collaborazione con Rapsodie Production 



"L 'Anarchia del Potere" Performance

Collaboration with the Stylist Erkan Çoruh
http://www.chiaramazzocchi.com/erkan

"To My self" 

Photo-Video duration performance, Milan (Italy) 2013
Knowledge without awareness is useless.

Info: http://www.chiaramazzocchi.com/concoscienza.html

"ConCoscienza"  Selfportrait

I don't believe in the time, I believe in the beauty


"Sleeping Standing"  Selfportrait

 http://www.chiaramazzocchi.com/maredentro

" Sea Inside"  Selfportrait

more info http://www.chiaramazzocchi.com/dream

"Cyclic Dream"  Selfportrait

"White Room"  Selfportrait

Photo-Video duration performance, Berlin 2011
Socio-political accusation. The video includes 600 self-portraits photos chosen from more than a thousand made in one day. The precariousness of existence, but also the daily fatigue supported by the human being to integrate into a society that requires approval to established norms. The political and social system they want us to live in is wearing us out to the point of de-personalization and annihilation: we're left in a state of unconsciousness. The only way out is inside of us. I expressed this tension by using a pair of stockings which I transform into an emotional and psychological death trap, an obstacle to reunification with nature (our self/our home). Nature is the leitmotif I choose to hold before the sense of imprisonment which is imposed by the social mechanism. And then, there's a window. An obsessive image that keeps appearing to reiterate alienation, separation from what one is naturally missing. A window that limits the screen and allows for a more intimate contact with one's inner self. The video ends with empty spaces to indicate absolute indifference. Human beings are cunning: they don't leave any conspicuous or visible traces behind. Awareness can expand beyond our egos, beyond our personal identity, our family, our material things, beyond all that we have learned, beyond our notions of space and time, beyond the differences that people and the system implement to separate from each other. Just by being present to ourselves, thoughts will slowly return to be our own thoughts. 

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