For sure, it is a really good insight (I would underline the good music of a local Audience group from Gernika).
And furthermore:
I will keep on writing, taking into account this good documentary film, which I found it really interesting in order to REMIX and REMAKE past notes and ideas.
Zorionak to the Amerikanuak's film team.
amerikanuak (teaser) from Berde Produkzioak on Vimeo.
Recently, I received this video from a friend from Aragon, Spain. Maybe
the story repeats itself, with another actors and other origins. But at
the end of the day everything boils down to the same story. The same
Diaspore story.
At the moment I am writing down this post in a red couch in the Arts Courthouse of Ennystimon, Co.Clare, West of Ireland. I talked and bumped into really interesting artists, filmakers, singers, crafts...And even start thinking how irish diaspore was really different from the rest of the diaspore processes. It is funny how the weak point of some identity (for me language in the case of irish-gaelic is just the opposite in the case of basque) could be just reinforced with a strength point like diaspore. At the moment, due to the big recession and the death of the "Celtic Tiger" many of irish talented young people are emigrating to Australia mainly to get a job.
Is that 2.0 Diaspore?
And how should be for us, basques, 2.0 Diaspore? Do we need to emigrate? In case that we wanted to work with the external collectivities how we sould manage and face it? How could enable technologies (if they can) this change of concept and make it real? How does 2.0 Diaspore connected to crisis, recession, the way we choose the place we wanted to live/work, we related with each other, our real communities, the translocal condition? Many questions...lots of sceptical views/opinions...But I think is just the starting point of multilocalization life style. A life (still) with a centre or a vital hub for each of us. Our hometown, our piece of land+identity. Our territory.
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