Fred Fabre

democracy n,pl -cies / dr' mpk.ra.si/ 1.the 'hypermarket of lifestyles' and 'turning the world into a 'club-Med'' and The 'plunging of all of existence into the sphere of consumption'* 2. the irresistible growth of demands that put pressure on governments, lead to a decline in authority, and cause individuals and group to become refractory to the discipline and sacrifices required for the common good. As such, the arguments used to back up the military campaigns devoted to the worldwide rise of democracy reveal the paradox concealed by the dominant usage of the word today.**

--wasters, animation , 1'30" looped, projected, 2007 -------------

--sniper, film on dvd, 26" looped, on tv screen, 2007 --

*Finkielkraut A. L'imparfait du présent 2002

**Rancière J. Hatred of Democracy 2006