The "common writing"

The question that arises for a project of this nature lies in the fact that the guests practice different “writings”,

with their own “vocabularies” and, normally, without connections between them.

Thus, the “writing” of a visual artist is not the same as that of a musician or a businessman,

nor is the “writing” of an architect the same as that of a film director or a singer.

However, for the project to have coherence in the “writing” it is necessary to find a “common writing”

that can be easily used by each guest.

 Polaroid is the "common writing".

Recommended reading

Walker Evans’s ‘Counter-Aesthetic’