Muriel Pic
ecrivain
est critique littéraire, traductrice de l’allemand et écrivain. Elle a publié plusieurs essais sur Henri Michaux, W. G. Sebald et a traduit Walter Benjamin. Ses recherches (critique et poétique) sont toujours fondées sur des archives. Docteur de l’EHESS, elle est professeur de littérature française à l’université de Berne.
Journal de l’œil (les globes oculaires)
Anne-Lise Broyer / Léa Bismuth / Thierry Girard / Bertrand Schmitt / Yannick Haenel / Muriel Pic
With Journal de l’œil (Les Globes oculaires), Anne-Lise Broyer attempts to experience literature through the gaze. As if, through photography, she were advancing in her vision as one advances in a book... The work is built around the life and work of Georges Bataille... Each image is a journey that implicitly refers to the writer, but goes beyond a simple desire to document. Anne-Lise Broyer's approach is also sensitive, emotional, and intuitive. She captures the power of Bataille's writing, the challenge being not to create images that illustrate a thought, but rather to find images that are conducive to producing thought. The book also includes unpublished texts, essays, and more free-form approaches by Léa Bismuth, Bertrand Schmitt, Mathilde Girard, Yannick Haenel, and Muriel Pic.
Journal de l’œil (les globes oculaires)
17×24 cm, 240 pages + 4-page insert, 124 color reproductions, hardcover with raw edge binding.
Co-published with Nonpareilles
ISBN: 9782843140112