AEnigma: Another Psyop

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„That the agitator wants to exploit existing discontent is obvious enough: he seems always to be addressing people who are smarting under the harshest injustice and whose patience has been strained to the breaking point.“ (Leo Löwenthal)

To depict parathymia—which can also occur in severe post-traumatic disorders, not just in schizophrenic psychoses, as Wikipedia suggests—the woman in the foreground should have been giggling, while the woman in the mirror should have appeared dejected. For example.
„The agitator plays on his audience’s suspicions of all social phenomena impinging on its life in ways it does not understand.“ (Leo Löwenthal)
Looking at the image used to promote the exhibition—a woman reflected in a mirror in the midst of an outburst of anger—the question arises:
Is this emotion deaffectualized, or does it break through in a partially dissociated state?
I’d guess deaffectualized, as that would better match the facial expression of the woman in the foreground. Next time: she should’ve an outburst of anger, while the woman in the mirror should be calm. The eyes of the calm women should blink in that very moment.


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A surrealist novel:

„What she rather wants to capture is that sultry subcutaneous tone that she describes in words as malaise, and comes close to what was labeled Unheimlich and Uncanny by Sigmund Freud and others.[…]In the most recent video, which is significantly called Malaise, one of the French words closest to Uncanny, the characters do not so much enter into dialogue with her but with each other. It is a silent dialogue, purely physical, in which a power game plays a decisive role. In a recent photo series this power game even literally turns into a struggle.“ (Max Borka)

So what you want to say is:
„Distrust, dependence, exclusion, anxiety, and disillusionment blend together to form a fundamental condition of modern life: malaise.“ (Leo Löwenthal)
Next:
„Malaise is a consequence of the depersonalization [lol] and permanent in security of modern life.“ (Leo Löwenthal)
Or:
„An important aspect of the malaise is a growing sense of disillusion ment with ideals, values, and institutions.“ (Leo Löwenthal)
Audrey Guttman, the collagist behind AEnigma, is an AI-rejuvenated version of Amy Gutmann, the former U.S. ambassador. They hide an extra-judicial killing. My „surrealist“ interpretation of this“ surrealist“ exhibition. What is the „real“ (Baudrillard)? 
https://en.heldenreizer.com/aenigma
„This complex is seen in such remarks as the agitator’s characterization of politics as „make-believe, pretense, pretext, sham, fraud, deception, dishonesty, falsehood, hypocrisy . . . .“ In fact, „when ever a legislative body meets, liberties of the people are endangered by subtle and active interests.“ Ideological slogans inspire resentment: „Democracy A Misnomer, A Trick Word Used by Jew and Communistic Internationalists to Confuse and Befuddle American Citizens. . . […]Jews, for instance, are evil-a „fact“ which the agitator simply takes for granted as an inherent condition that requires no explanation or development.[…]For once the agitator’s audience has been driven to this paranoiac point, it is ripe for his ministrations‘ (Leo Löwenthal)

Hört, Hört:

„So the agitator sanctions immediate resentments and seemingly paves the way for the relief of the malaise through discharge of the audience’s aggressive im pulses; but simultaneously he perpetuates the malaise by blocking the way toward real understanding of its cause.[…]He steps into the muddy pool of the malaise in order to channelize it into a stream of hate.[…]Malaise gives rise to agitation, and agitation battens on malaise.“ (Leo Löwenthal)
It’s that simple.
The yoga mailaise (they made their problems to my problem) is completely normal:
„The agitator exploits not primarily the feelings generated by specific hardships or frustrations, but more fundamentally those diffuse feelings of malaise which pervade all modern life.“ (Leo Löwenthal)
You have to understand:
„The malaise which is experienced as an internal psychic condition, can, however, be explained only by the social process in its totality.“ (Leo Löwenthal)
Let’s move on to the conclusion:
„And so, he insinuates, while others fumble with the symptoms, he attacks the very roots of the disease in that he voices the totality of modern feeling.“ (Leo Löwenthal)
That leaves the question:
Why not an angry man?
„Because it is simply much more powerful to see an angry woman walking around naked than dressed.”  (Max Borka)
Nobody cares about an Androzid, because it „gives free rein to the Uncanny in herself and other women.“ (Max Borka)  VS-fascists act like Nazis.
„But the relationship is even more striking in the latest work, Femme Aveugle, showing a blindfolded naked woman, which in Freud’s Das Unheimliche is discussed as a sign for the fear of castration and the loss of sexuality.“  (Max Borka)
Sometimes a victim of stalking—a man—becomes the scapegoat for the sins of all men. Sound absurd? Let’s just say: it has something to do with malaise, Hitler, and agitators – „denial, lie, illusion“ (Max Borka).
Er ist so schön.
The next time a femicide occurs—one fueled by jealousy, stalking, union fantasies, and misogyny—you should protect the perpetrator as well and refer to *Civilization and Its Discontents*. Das Unbehagen in der Kultur.
Suggesting ice cream after a rape, handing a tissue to a woman with state-sponsored cancer. As a mockery, of course.

https://youtu.be/2At-ZxAX1cQ?is=xu0aHCWXN-nTl9wH


Beste Grüße
Julius
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