Calligraphy #15
This particular tension, open or not, or even this fear sometimes linked to desire, which the characters themselves seem to express through their respective postures.
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A calligraphy, in my own way, far from the rules and the well done. A calligraphy of words, and not only of letters. A calligraphy as a game to which I invite you.
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Calligraphy #17
A table is a support, made up of several elements that make it capable of supporting the weight of other objects. But above all, etymologically, (…) -
Calligraphy #16
Everything is organized around the void, or rather in the void. Writing is an adventure, a mysterious journey. -
Calligraphy #15
This particular tension, open or not, or even this fear sometimes linked to desire, which the characters themselves seem to express through their (…) -
Calligraphy #14
A word that expresses the encounter, the most powerful emotion, how to write it itself? -
Calligraphy #13
The six letters that make up the word “couple” have a hard time fitting together, and even end up forming other words. -
Calligraphy #12
Write the word “color” with multi-colored letters. -
Calligraphy #11
Listen to the people around you and write down some of their words. -
Calligraphy #10
The intersection of the bodies of certain letters is the nature of this writing. -
Calligraphy #9
How a single word, the most important of words, reveals different facets only through the way it is written. -
Calligraphy #8
It is forbidden for the lines to touch each other. And yet they dialogue, all the more so. -
Calligraphy #7
The letters of these words must be in each other, for they have been asked. They seek their freedom there. -
Calligraphy #6
These letters must touch each other, without mixing their bodies. -
Calligraphy #5
Where the intersection between the letters is no exception, the word that at first seemed to flee takes its reason. -
Calligraphy #4
Here the letters do not touch, which does not take anything away from the depth of their dialogue; it is courteous love. -
Calligraphy #3
The letters of these words are necessarily linked, by the line. -
Calligraphy #2
Words are discovered, stripped, met in the adventure of their freehand writing. -
Calligraphy #1
Calligraphic explorations, unique words inspiring their form of drawing.
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Desire
Text Origami
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Desire
Text Origami
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Poster A film by Benoît Labourdette (3’02s, 2012).
A touch film, made of paper and words. -
I want a kiss A film by Barbara Gougeon, Linda Fardon, Benoît Labourdette (1’21s, silent, 2018).
A chaste encounter. -
Calligraphy #4 Calligraphy
Here the letters do not touch, which does not take anything away from the depth of their dialogue; it is courteous love.
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