Two utterances clinging tightly to each other, like living bodies, but having indistinct boundaries.
Awating Oblivion (1999-2005)
This body of work is inspired from the essay “Awaiting, Oblivion” by Maurice Blanchot (1907-2003). It raises questions about our faith & disbelief in what we call “identity” and reveals our longing for the "other". It is also a storyboard for an unfinished road movie.
Maurice Blanchot
Awating Oblivion (1999-2005)
This body of work is inspired from the essay “Awaiting, Oblivion” by Maurice Blanchot (1907-2003). It raises questions about our faith & disbelief in what we call “identity” and reveals our longing for the "other". It is also a storyboard for an unfinished road movie.
Cette série est inspirée de l'essai «L'attente, L'oubli» de Maurice Blanchot (1907-2003). Elle soulève des questions sur notre foi et notre doute dans ce qu'on appelle "l'identité" et révèle notre désir de "l'autre". Il s'agit également d'un storyboard pour un road movie inachevé.
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