When the figure of the bird re-visited by ELICE MENG in twenty paintings by Plumus , crosses the pens of living poets and artists...
It may have been necessary to create thousands of images of pixel birds for an animated film and paint a few hundred others with oil and a knife on a giant fresco, only to wish afterwards, to return to silence and the solitude of the workshop, savoring the murmur of the material, and the smallness of the gesture; the one which consisted of picking up the feather from the ground in a dad's henhouse, placing it under a glass plate, assembling it with others as perfect and as bare, guiding them with a few strokes of ink and attempt with them, a tiny resurrection.
Elice Meng, Bécherel, October 2019.
With poems by:
LOUISE MARKISE - CLARISSE BAILLEUL - JACQUES JOSSE - TIPHAINE DUDA - JEAN-PASCAL DUBOST - VALERIE ROUZEAU - KARINE PIVETEAU - DENISE DESAUTELS - JEROME DENIAUD - GWENOLA MORIZUR - BERNARD BRETONNIERE - ALEXANDRE REQUINTEL - NATHALIE RIOU - BABOUILLEC - THOMAS VINAU - CLODINE PEN HOLDER - ANNE BANNIER - JOEL BASTARD - FREDDY RAPIN - ELIZE DUCANGE
Technical descriptions of the collection: 48 pages - Format: 20 x 20 cm - Four-color printing on Olin creative paper - Soft cover - glued square spine - Printed in France by Calligraphy PRINT.
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