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Starring: ‘75 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super Lusso

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// 30.01.2019 at Orlando Berlin from h18 to h22 // MADAM presents SUPERLUSSO Men are mammals. And mammals are migrants. Wandering from place to place, mammals might end up where they started or they could go somewhere completely different. Most migrations are seasonal, in order to provide mammals a good habitat and food. But what if the problem is not (just) the climate? What if the reasons that push mammals to migrate, turn into other mammals? Or the interests that other mammals see in a specific land. In nature, this would have probably led to a fight, and actually this is what happens: wars. But with unequal weapons the only choice for simple mammals is to run away. Again, in search of good habitat and ​food​. TOURISM is now the largest employer on the planet. One in every 11 people relies on the industry for work. The uneasy balance between the visited and the visitors has gone beyond a tipping point. Venice is one of the most agonisingly pressured of all: 28 million tourists in 2017, in a city with a population of 55,000. Anarchists in Barcelona held up tourist buses in protest against the cost of living that they say is inflicted by tourism, especially by short-term-let companies, which drive up housing costs. Mass tourism is changing the culture, the lifestyle, the tradition. Mass tourism is destroying fishing villages, closing down local grocery stores. Mass tourism is moving masses to migrate because of masses moving. Migrators. What ́s the ​PRICE for the ride? And is its value worth the bid? “We have to recognise that human beings may be becoming an infestation on the planet.” Desmond Morris, nearly 30 years ago, interviewed by Martin Kettle researching for a Guardian series on global population pressures. MADAM​ is born from the desire and the hassle of doing together. It is true: in the end we are alone. All different, but together at the same time, and therefore equal. Check the link: https://www.facebook.com/events/2020224841610514/