In just three seasons, the activities of La Posta Foundation have gone from being mainly exhibitions of plastic arts/visual arts, incorporating an important educational and participative content, and, lately, a process of extension and ramifications, As a result of the collaboration with other friendly entities, as well as of the potential of the projects being developed, which unfolded showing aspects that, although implicit, had not developed their full capacity.

Regardless of the intrinsic value of the work "The Most Electrified Town in Finland", Mika Taanila, view dOCUMENTA (13) 2012 Kassel (Germany), we show in this screening, was struck by the form of display by the use of multi-screen, and what is most important to us, for the contextualization of the cinematographic work connecting it with an installation in another room that mixes the exhibition of another film by Mika Taamila "Sommerreise" 2006 (this time shown in a micro tv), a documentary about Erkki Kurenniemi ―nuclear-scientist, composer, inventor of electronic musical instruments, experimental filmmaker, industrial-robotics specialist―, which can be seen alongside objects corresponding to work of this scientific-artist and information technology obsolete displayed to mode archaeological remains all in the Orangerie in Kassel that houses the Kabinett der Astronomie und Physik. It seems as if contemporary art, as well as centers that house, after confused with a museum of anthropology, now it blends into a Science Museum.