Today, I felt like treating you to a serving of two of the finest French cheese : camembert and livarot. I designed this 4x3 m poster in 2001 for Démarches Marketing, a Normandy based agency.
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©2007
polyphonic monologues in the key of F
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- frederic allinne
- This blog is but a college assignment (CELSA, La Sorbonne, Paris) and will soon disappear. Every information is true and accurate. But none is of any interest : this is a totally useless blog. Frederic Allinne, Milos Forman, Jacques Chancel, Patrick Rougereau, Camille Allinne, Philippe Ameller, Jacques Dubois, Bob Spaulding, Julie Christie, Jerry Lee Lewis and Diester Industries apologize for wasting your time.
BOB SPAULDING once asked me : What would you say the e-world resembles most ?
- A mirror ?
- An echo ?
- A dream ?
- A rainbow ?
- A magic trick ?
- An onion ?
- A flash of lightning ?
A mirror
A mirror of our society, of ourselves. A mirror of our hopes, fears and lusts. A reflection of mankind, showing us how smart and clumsy we are... A mirror for the blind. A mirror for the lonely. But hardly a mirror for the poor. Because this mirror is silver-coated...
An onion
The more you explore it, the more you cry !
A dream
You've had this great vision. It's almost real but it's not. It's better than reality. You are so thrilled and moved by it. It came out of your brain when everyone was asleep. You shaped up your vision all night long. Now, you want to save it, remember it, tell it, show it, share it, maybe publish it on-line right away. But before you do, you want to put a few more finishing touches to it. Then your hard drive crashes. And your great thing - whatever it was - is gone forever. Just like a dream...
A magic trick
You type, you click, you double-click, and new worlds keep coming out of your hat onto your screen. Endlessly. Yes, the e-world is a permanent, boundless, magic trick. And the most magic of all tricks, is that it makes YOU a magician...
A rainbow
The e-world is a million-coloured rainbow, made of droplets called pixels, hopefully heralding better days, after the cloudy industrial era and its mass destruction fantasies.
This blog is handwritten and digitally manufactured in Paris by Frederic Allinne
©2007
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