This document discusses nostalgia and how people experience nostalgia today. It provides examples of works that invoke nostalgia, such as films, art projects, and memoirs. The document explores how nostalgia can allow people to revisit and imagine past experiences through cultural works that serve as prompts. It concludes by thanking the reader and providing contact information for the author.

1. Deja que el pasado
invada tu vida:
Cómo ser nostálgico
hoy en día
Laura Vila Lorenzo

2. Νόστος (nostos): regreso
λγος (algos): dolorἄ

5. 1979 2015

6. Carrie (Brian de Palma, 1976) Carrie (Kimberly Peirce , 2013)

8. Carrie (Brian de Palma, 1976) Camp Collection, Summer 2015

9. http://thenostalgiamachine.com/

12. Irina Werning: Back to the future (2010 – actualidad)

14. Wilma Hurskainen (1979): Growth (2004 – 2006)

16. Wilma Hurskainen (1979): No name (2007 – 2011)
This is a memory I would have
wanted to have. I read eagerly girl’s
novels, whose settings I stole as
the sets of my imaginary lives. I
erased all the characters, added
details to sparsely described
scenes to make them more real.
The loft of a stable or a cow house;
let’s say a stable. Prickly dry hay
that makes me cough. Cool stone
walls. Down below horses in their
stalls hanging their heads, sleepy.
Afternoon light sifting through
decades-old cobwebs. And then:
wait.

17. Chino Otsuka: Imagine finding me (2007)

19. ¡Gracias!
Laura Vila Lorenzo
lauravilalorenzo@gmail.com
lauravilalorenzo.tumblr.com