Time is another value for the millennium. Today's methods of communications multiply prefabricated images creating patterns or archetypes of behavior. Virtuality tends to dissolve or fade the real image in exchange for a generic vision that, more and more, is becoming one of anonymity. What counts is immediate information. What counts is the multiplicity that technology offers.
Time is memory.
Artists in their non-conformity with reality call on memory as a constant exercise of identity. Art is a reflection on memory, its meanings, and its correlations in past, present and future time. It is a mechanism that reaffirms the exactitude of who we are. Speed is another facet of time. At each second, technological efficiency is what counts.