Raymond Mason
Read more articles Raymond Mason Jean Ipoustéguy died on Wednesday, February 8, 2006, aged 86. With him, a whole chapter closed in the fiercely solitary endeavor that was the life of a sculptor. I knew him well, and I want to pay tribute to him. It is a...
Évelyne Artaud
Read more articles Évelyne Artaud EVELYNE ARTAUD: Allow me to follow this line which, in sculpture, becomes a bundle of lines, developing a plurality of viewpoints that sets us in motion—but also, of course, calls us into question: hence the coiling of the question...
André Glucksmann
Read more articles André Glucksmann Perched, observing, you contemplate time: the operation of a back, curving like wheat bent by the wind. (Ipoustéguy speaks: “There is no blood—blood is only for birth, that is the great rule. The homicidal gesture is cleansed;...
