El Camino sin Arte (1981)

La Trilogie d'Artificialis Aliena is a short film released on February 25, 1981. However, it was made between 1969 and 1980, telling three different fictional stories attached to the different thoughts of existentialist philosophy. These three stories are called:

Le Musicien Éternel (1969): This puts into practice the central idea of ​​Nietzsche, who believes that the consolation of one neighbor to another is through knowledge and not from the divine

La Genèse de la Psychédélie (1973): In it and under a significant context to the imagination, it refers to the idea of ​​the absurd thought of Camus, as well as the human psyche that Dostoyevski raises in his writings

Une Utopie Différente (1980): This last one that closes the trilogy is the most explanatory because through images of humanity, Kierkegaard's central idea can be appreciated, who points out that the human being is free to choose his own destiny and with it 

Imaginaerum (1977)

Imaginaerum is a song that Adlerstern M. Zestanarchy wrote and sang, releasing it on September 21 with great success in France and the rest of the world, being one of the first where the free use of all kinds of electronic synthesizers and other analog instruments was applied apart from being interpreted into Latin. It was produced by his entourage of friends known as "Cirque du Lune Claire".

The lyrics make an apology for his adventures, revealing the idea of ​​sharing his knowledge with humanity. It is worth mentioning that at the beginning of the video clip there is a poem in English that complements the ideals of our great master.

ROCKABILLY MCMLXXIV (1974)

Rockabilly 1974 is a 1000-page book of poetry, which was made by Adlerstern M. Zestanarchy on December 20, 1974. It is worth mentioning that his verses were written with the alphabetic letters of his native planet in the form of calligrams with ideals of classic creationism and finally with the original letters in Latin vocabulary, giving the reader to translate the verses in that language to later translate it into the language of their homeland with a dictionary.