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Recent comments
Izys (2006-01-17T11:41:37Z)
Aussi inspiré du _Classique des changements_, mais pas de manière formelle comme dans ton livre imaginaire, _The Man in the High Castle_ (_Le Maître du Haut Château_) de Philip K. Dick, qui s'en sert pour interroger les rapports entre histoire et création.
alina (2006-01-17T08:03:44Z)
C'est de la haute abstraction, mais je suis sûre qu'il y aura aussi tant d'humain bien concentré. Ce projet me fascine, il y a du Borges dedans…
Too much ! (2006-01-16T22:48:32Z)
Trop dur ! Je passe à la question suivante … depuis que tu fais de l'égyptien ancien tu deviens difficile à suivre !