Starting with biographic data of  German exiles in Argentina and other people who were in Germany from 1933 through 1953, as well as other German immigrants that settled in Argentina, we built up an archive consisting in several units, assembling different historic periods together with relevant events, across the different life stories: a fragmentary sound and sight narrative, conducted by the timeline dividing the different units. The archive establishes itself within a great material and sensitive diversity.

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How is it possible for terror to appear and develop? Is it possible to build up a “normality” over a heap of rubble? 

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Sounds, images and life experiences may transmit even more images that bring back repressed, censured or forclosed past events. Therefore we attempt to question this material and hunt for, even catch the monsters arising from its gaps of family silences, ask about the misunderstood facts, listen to the footprints to establish a new story written across different historic narrations

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