The “Papers Burn” series is a reflection on the lie promised by the written word about its supposed
legitimacy. Through its compromises, it thus makes the rewriting of history easier.
So the paper burns and the words fly away; beauty remains, endlessly reborn from its own ashes.
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Description
A square composition in which fragments of magazine photographs, in black and white and in colour, show
faces, hands, hair, a snakeskin texture and the word "Cartier". Over them, a dense network of
splashed and dripped turquoise, red, yellow, green and white paint covers almost the entire surface. The
signature appears at the lower right.
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