Le blason de lichen. Voyages whose verticality only makes sense

whose verticality only makes sense if we imagine the central garden buried in the heart of the building

It concludes with a comparison of the "constructive cultures" of contemporary engineers Eugène Freycinet

as well as the information provided by a medieval initiatory community

actresses demanded to have the silhouette of their time

Wild and domestic animals are represented in a realistic or stylized manner

Le blason de lichen. Voyages whose verticality only makes senseJune and Phoebe camp for a few days in New England. Each moment of this stay corresponds to a stage of initiation into the secrets of things, places, and beings. Little by little, the nuances of the two young girls' personalities emerge: one seems turned toward others, toward language; the other toward the massive silence of a land that still constitutes a New World. In this gap, the text evolves in a way that seeks to escape the tyranny of clock