NEPAL
subjective iconography
September 2021
published by Palm Press
NEPAL is a collection of observation drawings of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Langtang Valley, Nepal.
Those graphic samples are fragments of memories from my trip. Randomly spread on the pages, those drawings are not sequenced of titled. I question myself about a neutral way to report a foreign iconography without an exotic distortion.
Antoine
May 2022
self-published
poetry zine
Antoine is a place where I go to
A cabin by the river
A clear path crossing the pine forest
A green garden shining among the stones
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Antoine, c’est un endroit où je vais
Une cabane en bord de rivière
Une sente claire traversant la pinède
Un jardin verdoyant brillant parmi les pierres
Title typography : Yann Linguinou
Text typography : Rainbow Unicorn
RUE DU CHASSELAS
February 2022
published by self
This winter I published my first photo zine. It documents my grand-mother’s house the way she left it behind, with its tones, textures and personal belongings. Most of my childhood daytime unfolded between those walls. To have access to such a place until 35, and having the chance to stand alongside the person who lovingly raised you to behave, is like to have access to your former child. It was never hard to ring the bell and be on the step of your childhood, the childhood was always active. To my grandma and her family. <3
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#AccidentMajeur
Comics, 136 pages.
September 2021
With Jean-François Julliard, les Éditions du Faubourg
“One day in March. The Vouglans dam in the Jura is threatened by torrential rains. What if, as many experts have feared for a long time, this dam on the Ain gave way and the river flowed into the Bugey power station? Laurine, environmental engineer at EDF, is at the forefront of the looming disaster. We follow her, in a terrifying progression, towards the inevitable major accident.”
100 Years of Partitioning Palestine,
THE DEAL OF THE CENTURY?
April 2020
with Xavier Guignard
When Donald Trump was elected US President in late 2016, he swiftly announced that he aimed to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His approach to diplomacy, shaped by his experience as a businessman, led him to call for a “deal”. This was unveiled on January 28, 2020.
100 Years of Partitioning Palestine,
THE DEAL OF THE CENTURY?
April 2020with Xavier Guignard
When Donald Trump was elected US President in late 2016, he swiftly announced that he aimed to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His approach to diplomacy, shaped by his experience as a businessman, led him to call for a “deal”. This was unveiled on January 28, 2020.
Palestine Riot in Paris
News stripMay 15th 2021
Saturday May 15th, Paris was the only French city, and the only democratic capital in the world ordered NOT to protest for Palestinian people and Palestinian rights. Among the latest urgent causes concerned are Israeli’s recent attacks in Gaza and Sheikh Jarrah. In Paris today, walls of Policemen fully equipped in riot gear outnumbered the protesters and methodically overwhelmed and divided them. Armed police splitting up a procession of marchers showed a vivid picture
of how to prevent people from coming together around a common cause. The repression of the protest wasn’t intended just to break up the crowd but to forbid the very idea of protesting in the first place, a firm intent to break down an ideal. Marching in protest is way to show support for those being oppressed but it is also a way to share our sorrow and even a pragmatic way to gather, connect and foster initiatives and solutions. We need all of the above for Palestine right now. Truly fed up with the current French government.
C02 bath
News strip
July 2021
Air pollution causes premature death.
Each year, in France, 50 000 people die from air pollution.
Pollution peaks and heat waves are a concomitant climax. We are drowning in CO2 and O3. Forsake your cars and fossil fuel engines.
News strip
July 2021
Air pollution causes premature death.
Each year, in France, 50 000 people die from air pollution.
Pollution peaks and heat waves are a concomitant climax. We are drowning in CO2 and O3. Forsake your cars and fossil fuel engines.
The Glorious Days
Comics, 33 pagesPublished in La Revue Dessinée N°29
Septembre 2020
with Isabelle Dautresme
“ The health care system isn’t anything else but the right to live.” 70 years later, its partisans still claim and reclaim it. Through the COVID epidemic, while the government seemed to discover the role of a system of solidarity, this leg is more vivid than ever...and fragile. The “glorious days” refers to the program of the National Council of the Resistance, which originated the French Social Health Care. In the French president’s mouth during lockdown, the reference to the glorious days didn’t let the strikers of “health and retirement rights for all” even. Flash back on these events.
Aldo Leopold’s “Land Ethic”
A3 posterSeptember 2020
“Solitude, the one natural resource still undowered of alphabets, is so far recognized as valuable only by ornithologists and cranes.”
In 1949, Aldo Leopold publishes “the land ethic” among other texts in a book entitled “A sandy county almanac”. His conception of the relationships of the human community in regard and depend of the environnement are laid out with great simplicity and credibility. Could this be part of our constitutions and legal text concerning our human rights and environmental politics?
Nature writer Edward Abbey’s portrait
PosterSeptember 2020
"The earth remains, and the heartbreaking beauty where there are no hearts to break."
Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey was published in 1968 at McGraw-Hill press. The non-fiction opposes in several ways the striking beauty of the wilderness and the humankind. Probably still relevant to solitary people.
Scientific writer Rachel Carson’s portrait
PosterSeptember 2020
"Chemical control of insects seems to have proceeded on the assumption that the soil could and would sustain any amount of insult via the introduction of poisons without striking back. The very nature of the soil has been largely ignored."
Rachel Carson published Silent Spring in 1962 at Houghton Mifflin press. Her writings document scientifically the effects and spread of pesticides into our water, soil and air – into our environment. Eventually, the extermination of undesired insects corroborates with our own destruction.
Illustration
May 2020
Brace-Brace
March 2017, published by Gloria Glitzer.
risography
Contribution to the collective artists zine Brace-Brace.
March 2017, published by Gloria Glitzer.
risography
In collaboration with Franziska Brandt & Moritz Grünke.
Contribution to the collective artists zine Brace-Brace.
Brace-Brace is the emergency position to adopt during plane accidents.
From the thematic of emergency, three artists mixed their iconography in an ensemble of plans and fragments.
