FICTIONARY MAPS
Maps form the foundation and memory based phenomenology for poetic wandering tested by the field experience. They give shape to a virtual first stage of desire and fantasy, preceding any true encounter with the environment. These graphics contextualize the sensory and sonic experience of exploration and its possible ramifications across research territories.
This graphic corpus unfolds like a logbook, an atlas resonating in tandem with the musical work, drawing its inspiration from René Daumal’s unfinished novel Mount Analogue and Fernand Deligny’s Lignes d’erre. Mapping here is not limited to depicting physical paths or quantitative data; it seeks instead to express psychic states and poetic reflections through back-and-forth movements — much like boustrophedons — to render a shared space beyond language.
« To tell the world is to tell how one intends to change it. Stories are already struggle, and struggle needs stories. »
Wu Ming
Les cartes ci-dessous sont réalisées à la main.
Aquarelle (noir de fumée, blanc de titane), au miel et au sel.
Tracés filaires à l’acrylique et encre de chine.
Grands formats.
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