Dogmas and oblivion
Sometimes it's painful... necessarily painful, referential icons. And sometimes in spite of them. All dogma stinks; not all people.
culture
Civilization is better than culture.
To become civilised is to make the effort to develop within oneself the art of being liveable for others. It is the individual progressive act par excellence.
To praise cultures is to encourage tribalism and value-centred traditionalism. All cultures are the same, and they all come together in the same self-centredness that passes for uniqueness.
Sometimes it's painful... necessarily painful, referential icons. And sometimes in spite of them. All dogma stinks; not all people.
In the theater of degradation... we go to great lengths to chain together beautiful images "in homage to..." At the Generator, we put our strength into the art of creation.
The civilization of the individual is a personal act that leads him to question his own situation between savagery and the "product" of culture.
Is there such a thing as a "useful war"? Are there bloody skirmishes that constitute progress or an advantage for one or the other of the belligerents?
Even alone, one may not be in tune with one's inner self. We are too afraid that it is a crime. Fortunately there is the mask to help us be.
Man-woman, bestial child, woman-child... the palette of identities emerges through the animality and mythologies of our species.
From the genesis of "La Toison dort" in 2005 to the creation of the "Parques d'attraction" in 2013: Worrying continuation in ideas or saving stubbornness?
It is, when all that remains to my senses is the fleeting and deep trace like a gash, what I retain of a spectacle... or of a man: the preserved void.
"I don't want to be reduced to that," she will say. "It only shows one side of me," he'll counter. "Pretending to be something other than an ass" I'll say.
For me, the most beautiful collaboration is done without words, just through execution. Execution, a magic word when it is not fearsome...