Paquito, a homeless Andalucian, solitary situationist, saint of Plaza Castilla in Barcelona. "Insanity does not exist. Insanity is cured by the clouds." 2 Mostra de Vídeo Independent de Barcelona 1994.

"Fit To Be Tied" is an individual portrait of the political community, "brokers" and businessmen in the city of Chicago, through a brief interview in which the only question is "Why wear a tie?". The answers, of a rich variety, places us before an individual analyzing their own representation, though less explicitly the portrait is about the link each of these individuals establishes with the camera and with the one who holds it, often recognized as a foreigner.

The sky is burning! Portrait of Germán.

Can Ricart, in Barcelona's Poble Nou, was a textiles factory in the 19th century and an industrial complex with numerous workshops in the 20th century. At the start of the 21st century, the approval of the urban rehabilitation project Plan 22@, meant that industrial areas in Poble Nou were earmarked for demolition, to be replaced by office buildings. Can Ricart then became the subject of litigation between the affected workshops, the developer and owner – Federico Ricart, Marquis of Santa Isabel – defenders of the heritage value of the complex who wanted it turned into public space, and Barcelona City Council, responsible for the urban plan.