Titanic song but it was completely edited by me 

"Titanic song but it was completely edited by me" is a text performance exploring the end of love.​

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Tom gets into a taxi to Kypseli. In front of him the exhibits are set up—they are very harsh and make him sad. He wonders how they are connected to love. He drinks his coffee. Time stretches, something shifts. Former partners appear, along with guilt and doubts about a crime. Reality blends with hallucination. Tom talks to a taxi driver who knows what the books say, gets into a helicopter, fires his therapist, does other stuff too. Eventually, he ends up at the police station.

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What is the relationship between love and neoliberalism? What is the nature of reality? How can we find meaning in a universe that seems increasingly unfamiliar? Attempting to approach these questions, Titanic song but it was completely edited by me sketches a consciousness in turmoil—trapped in a world where grand narratives and coherence have dissolved.

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The work was presented at Tzamia Krystalla in Athens, Greece.

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