Woodkid: When Music Becomes an Image
With Woodkid, music is as much seen as heard. A portrait of Yoann Lemoine, between music videos, orchestration and inner landscapes.
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Lewis Carroll: Logic Through the Looking-Glass
Behind Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland stands Lewis Carroll, mathematician, photographer and lover of wordplay. A portrait of a singular mind.
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Hayao Miyazaki: The Art of Bringing Imagination to Life
From Totoro to Spirited Away, Hayao Miyazaki creates worlds where drawing, nature and childhood teach us to see differently.
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Edward Hopper: The Quiet Beauty of Solitude
In Edward Hopper’s paintings, a lit window or an empty street can tell an entire story. A journey through light, silence and American solitude.
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David Lynch: The Dream Behind the Red Curtain
Painter, filmmaker and creator of worlds, David Lynch turned mystery into an art form. A personal journey from Eraserhead to Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive.
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Anna Bellazini, the Mediterranean in colour
A portrait of Anna Bellazini, an artist and illustrator born in the Var, whose bold colours transform Mediterranean light, landscapes and everyday scenes.
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Pompeii, a city suspended between life and memory
During my visit to the ruins of Pompeii in Italy, I discovered far more than an archaeological site: a Roman city whose streets, houses and colours still make visible the life int…
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Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona sculpted by light and movement
After visiting the Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló and Park Güell, my recent discovery of Casa Milà brought me back into Antoni Gaudí’s organic world of architecture, light, material…
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Christopher Nolan, the art of time and the vertigo of The Odyssey
There are directors whose next film you do not simply look forward to, but await as a true sensory experience. For me, Christopher Nolan is one of them. I still remember the visua…
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Le Corbusier: the visionary architect who redefined modern housing
Few architects have marked their era as much as Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris, better known as Le CorbusierA key figure of the 20th century, he was not only an architect, but als…
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Maly Siri, vintage elegance in ink and heart
An indirect, but striking encounter It is thanks to my partner that I discovered Maly Siri, and the word "discovered" is really an understatement. She was fortunate enough to meet…
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Illustrated music: the looping universe of Paul Ribera
Make the unconscious vibrate to the rhythm of your favorite tracks Some artists are content to illustrate a universe, others draw you into it. Paul Ribera clearly belongs to the s…
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