…the style as a mark of recognition. It replaces the notion of historical filiation or quotation with the one of a shameless and debt-free borrowing. One likes it or not. Her practice un-hierarchizes styles. One recognizes some motifs present in great historical paintings, Mannerist or Baroque ones, whose acidic colours punctuate some incisive erotic scenes. The hybridization of a gloved…

…them how to abandon their “vain attachments”. Nearly all the birds die or give up the search, and only thirty “ bird-souls” reach the goal. By playing on words -“thirty birds” is said “ sî-morg”- ‘Attâr tells us that the seven valleys mean a personal quest, which is not linear. The only way to get to the invisible and inexpressible…

…du Patrimoine, Palais de Chaillot in Paris ; “Comic Strip” at the Musée de Sérignan ; “Cult fiction” at the Walsall Art Gallery in England, an exhibition organised by the Haywars Gallery in London ; and “la nuit curieuse” at the Ferme du Buisson. His monographic book “Charbons” was published on the occasion of his personal exhibition at the Museum…

…mind, in cybernetic space we are dealing only with Egos, with no access to self. They are beings freed by nothing, given up to the darkest passions. Kali Yuga already exists, but parallel to us, in computers. Those who live in computers, spending their time on social networks, writing and replying to comments, fighting by fake news, malicious gossip and…

…it so effortlessly holds onto tradition all while embracing change brought on by globalization. In the west, custom made, tailored one of a kind couture designs are normally only accessible for the wealthy, as the cost of getting anything handmade can really add up. This is not the case in India where most people have their own tailor, a tradition…