Pigeons
Naturally granivorous and easily forgettable race — at least until we find them suddenly between the feet, or on the heads, through the unmistakable whitish material for which, together with … Continue Reading Pigeons
Bunny
From being a lovely bringer of Easter eggs, or nice creature to follow into Wonderland, to a pretty creepy big ears thing, or even a suicide, sometimes it really doesn’t … Continue Reading Bunny
Eggs
How many things you can do with eggs, you ever thought of that? Someone did, and it’s still going on, especially in art, where eggs have become one of the … Continue Reading Eggs
You and Me Hanging Out
And now that people like Liam Gallagher — to the tune of “Soapersonic” and “Champagne Soapernova” —, Gloria Estefan, Radiohead or Paul Stanley share their musical gifts to help us … Continue Reading You and Me Hanging Out
Cats
“That cat’s something I can’t explain,” Syd Barrett sings, and it seems that Syd refers to a definite human affair, to an era that is identified, with abandon, in one … Continue Reading Cats
No Gathering
The inner vicious fooled me again, it finally happened that I went down in search of a beer, because a movie must be seen properly. I’ve picked up the bike … Continue Reading No Gathering
Getty Museum Challenge
Are you in quarantine and starting to feel like the figure in a painting locked up in its frame for decades or centuries? You just have to become that figure, … Continue Reading Getty Museum Challenge
On the Run
We were running, faster and faster, to something Something we knew what it was, but then it got away We ran, without looking back Losing things along the way, losing … Continue Reading On the Run
Kids at Home
Trapped in their homes without well realizing the situation. Parents and grandparents trying to carry out the hard task of entertaining them as they can. Exposed to bad looks or … Continue Reading Kids at Home
Perfect Dic**atorship
Could this possibly be the right moment to brush up on two of the authors who impressed people most of all with their futuristic visions of the world? Isn’t it … Continue Reading Perfect Dic**atorship
As in a Hopper’s painting
After living almost 24 hours a day, seven days a week together for three years, in a top floor studio in New York, things between Josephine Verstille Nivison and her … Continue Reading As in a Hopper’s painting
Covid Classics
Each of us around the world is looking for the best way to keep busy during this quarantine period. Of course, interests and culture are proving to be excellent allies … Continue Reading Covid Classics
Love comes from a drone
He saw her dancing on a roof of a building next to his own house, and just needed to say “Hi” to her. So he grabbed his tape, pen, drone, … Continue Reading Love comes from a drone
Social Distancing
And now that I can’t even touch you anymore, what will become of our indispensable speechless moments. I left the house, the climate is increasingly tense, these folks are for … Continue Reading Social Distancing
Until real life doesn’t feel like a movie
This morning, I rode my bike to the cinema, once again. I already knew it was closed, I just wanted to hurt myself seeing it like this, alone and barred. … Continue Reading Until real life doesn’t feel like a movie
We won’t get back to Normality, because Normality was the problem
One of the most effective strategies put in place by the strong powers during each emergency consists in blaming people, to obtain from them the internalization of the dominant narrative on … Continue Reading We won’t get back to Normality, because Normality was the problem
