Where's Charlie? Or cheap solidarity.
Solidarity is not the display of single-mindedness. I will not be shouted any slogan that is not mine. Not Charlie tonight, not any other day.
freedom
Solidarity is not the display of single-mindedness. I will not be shouted any slogan that is not mine. Not Charlie tonight, not any other day.
"Looking elsewhere" is the very principle of theatre, without which it would be impossible to play a situation that clashes with our codes and morals.
It is up to certain libertines to want to escape the "mawkishness of free sex" from which they claim to be exempt.
I am thinking this morning of André Lazare, of his beautiful wife Patricia, of some of the members of the small team he had gathered around him.
The civilization of the individual is a personal act that leads him to question his own situation between savagery and the "product" of culture.
From almost nothing, learning to improvise freely extends the playful potential of each individual to the dimensions of his own imagination.
The work of Bernard Bousquet, plastic surgeon, crosses my concerns. His anti-spectacular personality too. Silkscreen printing serves his artistic quest.
There's the work that we don't do, that makes other works do... that feeds them all the time... the great mass that is huge... it's beautiful... good night...
...voluntarily alone and totally naked, left to oneself, a few kilometers away from a city that one is preparing not to flee, but to invest...
Behind the pretexts, homophobia, violence against women or any other primary racism, lies the persistent hatred of childhood