[...] There once was a group that has maintained the Ita and the Ota in suspense for a while. They were called the Aedificator,. They have long lived away from the Ita, claiming an obsolete way of life. They advocated the intellectualization of all actions, debates in support and exchange of opinion. They meditated in places which today are lost. Places that they believed were close to the divine register that transcend man and raised the heart and spirit of humanity by the sculptural work of space and light. They claimed that space had an existence that one had to magnify. Penetrating thus the soul of the being allowing him to meditate and to question himself about his existence and his role on earth. Their fate was as sinister as the life they led. They orchestrated a final action to “wake up consciences” they said. We found their camp, decorated with their hanged bodies. The children were left alive to continue the legacy of the community. The Ota didn’t permit it, for fear of another massacre. They were entrusted to the institutions. The magnificient space they defended no longer exists. The city, the house, the room are nothing more than supports for screens that broadcast continuously.No walks possible, transport are made by automatic vehicles, the spaces of exchanges are now virtual, the spaces of gathering do not exist anymore. Living rooms and dining rooms have disappeared from homes like the sidewalks of the streets and the ties of families. Nothing matters anymore, the individual is enough to himself and his only duty is to be satisfied.