LE FIGARO.
- Your previous story praised "solid life", here it is that of fragile life, vertigo.
A very Rimbaldian theme ...
Arthur LOCHMANN. -
During the writing, I often found myself arriving at Rimbaldian intuitions: the vertigo is, above all, a disorder of all the senses as the poet wrote it. In the vertigo there is a disorderly synesthesia, a clash of the senses which no longer allows a structured relationship to be established with our sensitive environment. A very Rimbaldian theme, therefore, with the difference that I do not try to fix dizziness, but just touch them. I look for them and let them come when they grab me, trying to marry this encounter with the fragility that is vertigo.
Touching vertigo
is therefore a bit like the mirror, the reverse side of
La Vie Solid
, like the reflection of a mountain on the surface of a lake.
But these two books, I believe, despite somewhat symmetrically opposed words, have
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