Film Video Informació
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In June 1977, during a year of political transition, a group of experimental film and video makers, photographers, poets and artists who used alternative media founded the collective Film Vídeo Informació (FVI) in Barcelona. Their aim was to open debates and reflect on the audiovisual field at a time when it was regarded as foundational, given its socio-political and cultural context: in the midst of political transition, liberation, and mental and sensory openness. The members of FVI wanted to explore and publicise the new possibilities of experimental cinema and video, viewed from an interdisciplinary context and according to a broad and progressive notion of the arts. [1]
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