The relationship that in our time unites us with Money is completely abstract. That's where our society resembles to the one in the Middle Ages: we fear a symbolic and invisible entity, like men feared God thousands of years ago. The stock exchange changes without our participation. Between the stock and us there's a theology of money called economy that, in general, is in charge of rationally explaining something that doesn't have more reason than it's symbolic power.


"Teología del dinero" Bitácora, magazine, La República, Uruguay (13 November 2002)


The relationship that in our time unites us with Money is completely abstract. That's where our society resembles to the one in the Middle Ages: we...

The relationship that in our time unites us with Money is completely abstract. That's where our society resembles to the one in the Middle Ages: we...

The relationship that in our time unites us with Money is completely abstract. That's where our society resembles to the one in the Middle Ages: we...

The relationship that in our time unites us with Money is completely abstract. That's where our society resembles to the one in the Middle Ages: we...