Breaking the lattice of our convictions and showing us the daily conspiracy in which we live. Create an artifact, be it magical or artistic or both at the same time, if there is any difference between the two concepts, capable of making us see reality as it is. Or not beyond all magic inherent in art: Fiction is capable of transmitting more effectively than non-fiction certain aspects of reality that are difficult to appreciate. If we decide to take it on the more skeptical and deadly boring side, obviously, there is no magic here.
That, by making visible the mechanisms of the conspiracy in which we live, Morrison intended to make humanity aware of the shackles that bind it. That is what we mean by ‘Los Invisibles’ is a great magical ritual. Grant Morrison, in addition to being a screenwriter, is a magician of chaos who is convinced that changes in reality can be achieved through sigils, that is, symbolic representations of the result he wants to obtain. Even if that doesn’t make it any less insane. An act with which, through fiction, he wanted to influence the future of reality. That is, for Morrison, ‘The Invisibles’ is not just a comic, but a way to change the world. ‘Los Invisibles’ was a comic published by the Vertigo label between September 1994 and June 2000, written and conceived by screenwriter Grant Morrison with the intention of creating a hypersigile, a kind of large-scale magical ritual, with which to change reality. And among all those other sources, one of the most important and least talked about was Grant Morrison’s ‘Los Invisibles’. Something that, without a doubt, helped them to gain public acceptance.
The Wachowskis drank from many sources that were already there, modeling an image of the world that they would later adapt in a very particular way. If to that is added a script calculated to the millimeter and a portentous direction, it is logical that even the most skeptical would have to accept that there was something more than shooting and countercultural posturing.īut that doesn’t mean it was something new.
His aesthetics, his ideas and his characters have everything to be a shock, even today. Disagreements and encounters of two immortal works.Similarities and discords in the subculture.
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