Le testament de Borée. Histoire de l’art of everything we have said

of everything we have said and of what has been said around us

and enjoyed depicting animals with subtlety and poetry

theater and dance - a place of fruitful and intense exchanges between poets and critics

Si les images de Denis Rouvre

Rob Mallet-Stevens's (1886-1945) writings before the 1914-1918 war reveal his admiration for the Vienna Secession

Le testament de Borée. Histoire de l’art of everything we have saidThis Testament digs into the sources of rhythm, riding an alexandrine like the descendants of Boreas, both agile and fiery. Here is an ode to rhyme, coming like an itch, where the verses couple with frenzy and fantasy. From Homer to Ellington, from Dante to Valry, a primary force, wind or Titan, blows on this language on the verge of dissolving.