I read a book with a character almost exactly like you and confused her with you originally, and later especially. I glossed little differences— the way you crack ice with your heel isn’t how she would have waited for my arm, shivered. I was confused: I woke with one of you and dreamed the other, and I’m still not sure who I reached for. I hid the book when you came over. It had a pink cover and dark silhouette half turned toward me or some browser, like you had a bad thought in your head to shake out.
Only now you’re gone I try to peal you separate, remember you real. Like, it would have been you, not her who could steal half my drink without my seeing, you talking the whole while, your wide eyes open. And it would have been her who told me about the kids back then, how cruel they were, and she would have shouted and hollered me down when I stormed out on Sunday, and you would have been who I found when I ducked into the nearest bar, looking for someone alone, and she would have warned me about you.

Extrait 3 L'Enfer d'Henri-Georges Clouzot
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words © John Cotter
image © Henri-Georges Clouzot

indepth interview with Maxime Büchi by Elisa Simi.
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The Cat Piano from PRA on Vimeo.

The Cat Piano is an 8-minute short film by The People’s Republic of Animation, co-directed by Eddie White and Ari Gibson, and produced by Jessica Brentnall.
The story is told in the form of a poem written by Eddie White, which is narrated by iconic Australian artist Nick Cave.

The Cat Piano’s graphic 2D look is achieved by animating the entire film by hand in Adobe Photoshop, drawing with Wacom tablets directly into the computer…

CAT PIANO’S WEBSITE HERE !

a very nice comment on René Habermacher’s series for SB5 here

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