Le Rayon invisible | Bande Dessinée

Description

Created on the occasion of the Centre Pompidou exhibition "Surrealism" celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the publication of André Breton's first "surrealism" (1924), this joyful graphic treatise does not approach the most important literary and intellectual movement of the 20th century from a strictly museum angle. It considers it rather as the absolutely modern tool of a coming revolution of consciousness and the unconscious, indispensable in the face of the aggravated challenges of the 21st century. A laughing and pantheistic ode to the poetic tsunami and the triumph of the spirit, a radical antidote to the poisonous narrowness of the era.

"Surrealism is the "invisible ray" that will one day allow us to prevail over our adversaries." André Breton