Are you playing naked?
A new free and raw blog, as a necessary refuge for the written word. A little secret but not stuttering and spontaneously readable for anyone who would like to come there.
There are a plethora of possible civilizations, but there is only one that can achieve the balance of all of them. It is the one that one builds from oneself by devoting one's life to flushing out one's monster; to recognise it, to adopt it, to teach it good manners.
The Puritans | Exchange through our bodies | Sonia Codhant and company Life is short | Graphic treatment © David Noir from Photo © Karine Lhémon
Total screen: look, desire, exchange
Exchange is not a process that is satisfied with surface usability. Its chances of happening are as fragile as the desire that gives rise to it.
Iconicum | "Playing within images" | Stage Live Scene | The Generator | Photo © David Noir 2015
Simulacra and Social Attitudes: "Playing for real
Playing true means confronting the simplicity of being, the banal nature of bodies and desires, the ferocity of our nature and finally having fun with it.
Plastic Couples | Brainless Desire | The Amor Camps | Visual © David Noir
The undead of desire
Even and especially when it is touched by love, the couple is a matter of non-desire. This love becomes a repulsive thing.
Three nameless crosses without face | Portrait of a god © David Noir
Powerful submission
Opting for art is choosing to live under the totalitarian hold of a submissive god; one whose reign comes by absorption of whoever dominates him.
Head and body | Amalgam | Visual © David Noir
Virtuous amalgam
We form a system where everything is amalgamated and where nothing rubs shoulders, where reproduction and women, disability and childhood, weakness and homosexuality are assimilated.
David Noir | Scrap | The Nonsense of History | Photo © Karine Lhémon
Instant collages | The nonsense of history
Some improbable and primitive metamorphoses in search of those who aspire to be told only the nonsense of the stories.
Les Parques d'attraction | Christophe Imbs, David Noir | The desperate hate of Frankenstein © David Noir d'après photo © Karine Lhémon | The Generator
My own hatred, it speaks to me of adventures...
As Victor says about the spider and the nettle - not Dr. Frankenstein, but his friend old Hugo - I love hate because we hate it.
Stage Living Stage | "Everything must disappear" | Visual © David Noir
Everything has to go.
"Everything must go" is intended to make its participants perceive this total eclipse of self-confidence that makes the interpreter in true research.
the lying tree of the night blog © David Noir
joutunu
One morning, or rather one night, a new blog was born in my little family of sites, a messed-up blog, designed to collect spelling mistakes with a ladle.
