27/05/2026
“Outer space was the image of the absolute impossibility. When I was five years old, my father would point to the moon. And he used to tell me: “Do you see the moon? We will never go there.” It was an absolute impossibility.
And then we saw the astronauts and they related extraordinary things, the Russians and the Americans. [Vladimir] Komarov, the Russian, said he saw 17 sunrises in one day, in one terrestrial day.
And it was something mind blowing, really. It was a big adventure that topped the ’60s. When, in the ’60s, the world looked like a continuous miracle.
And lately we have other ways of looking at that, because I think this excess of pollution is due to the fact that, symbolically, we left Mother Earth. Earth has become old tent, old hat, the house you left behind. And now, I am interested in the people who try to repair that world, to keep going on this planet.”
(1925 - 2021) in conversation with .bernstein for the in February 2021.
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La liberté du rêve, 2017
Poids de la lune III, 2019
Dans le mystère de la nature, 2018
Etchings
Paper and Image: 48 x 38 cm - 18 7/8 x 15 inches (each)
Edition of 35 (each)
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