PROJECT
PROJECT
What Radiopaganda is
Radiopaganda is an artistic and social project that analyzes how modern propaganda shapes human behavior.
Inspired by George Orwell's Animal Farm, it adapts the bestiary to the present day. Globalization multiplied the species. Social networks created new ones. The farm became the planet. The fence became a screen.
The species wear animal masks. Not to hide — to reveal. The mask shows what the social face conceals.
Each species is a real behavior. A way propaganda shapes us, moves us, uses us. We have mapped society into Orders and species. Not to judge. To recognize.
This is not political satire. It takes no side. It studies the mechanism.
Why it exists
In 2020 the world stopped. The screens didn't.
In that time we observed something that already existed but that lockdown made impossible to ignore: propaganda no longer needed soldiers, posters, or dictators. A notification was enough. An algorithm. A need created at the right moment.
Radiopaganda was born from that observation. Not to give answers. To ask the questions the system prefers you don't ask.
How it works
Each chapter tackles a theme — a mechanism of modern propaganda. It analyzes it through the bestiary: how that mechanism acts on each Order, on each species.
The bestiary grows over time. Species are added. Orders expand. The classification is never final — like propaganda itself.
Who makes it
Radiopaganda is anonymous. Whoever runs it doesn't reveal themselves — not for mystery, but for coherence. A project that analyzes the mechanisms of constructed identity doesn't need a face.
What we can say: Radiopaganda is made entirely with artificial intelligence. Text, images, animation, music. AI as a tool to analyze the society that AI itself helps shape. This too is part of the project.