Conspiracies Don't Exist is a tribute to the 1988 film They Live (Invasion Los Angeles) by John Carpenter. The main character, John Nada, discovers a pair of glasses that allow him to see the world as it really is: dominated by aliens who control the masses through subliminal messages in advertisements, magazines, on television and banknotes. It was both a violent critique of the Reagan administration and a political parable meant to denounce the ruling classes. Conspiracies don't exist uses irony and mystery to play with the idea of conspiracy theories and the manipulation and control of the masses. The work is an invitation to question our vision (blind or lucid) of the world and how it works.And if you think that conspiracies exist or rather that they do not, you are an idiot!