Literature
«I'm a Viking», a feel-good 2020 legend
A first-person narrative with an offbeat tone
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Author: Amélie Wauthier
AMéLIE WAUTHIER
«Traces de passages», a mirror of our thirst for immortality
The Lausanne train station is expanding, and to do so, it needs more space. But how do you find more space when you're in the heart of a saturated city, where every inch of space is already being used? The answer is the same as when you're in charge of organizing the next Olympic Games: evict the tenants and destroy their living space! Some had only been there a few months, others for almost a lifetime. All welcomed us warmly at number 26 rue du Simplon, where the «Traces de passages» exhibition was taking place.
Gringe: a festival closing of doubt and melancholy
Under the Détour tent, the stage is bare: just a mixing desk in the middle and rows of LEDs - not LSS - hanging vertically from the sides. I took advantage of the fireworks to get a seat just a few meters from the stage, but I've no idea that it's going to save me.
«Unicorn»: #BeYourself #CommeToutLeMonde
Maëla, 20, is a mediocre literature student. Her life is punctuated by social networks. From the Facebook of...
«An Italian story», between insouciance and disenchantment
Les bouquins du mardi - Amélie Wauthier Attalo is just six years old when his father is blown up on...
David Brulhart: «Apart from the drawings, all the works have accidents».»
Neve is the eternal snow found on the summits of our mountains. We imagine them to be superbly beautiful...
«Invasion: aliens, man and society
Les bouquins du mardi - Amélie Wauthier «If you humans could understand that all your struggles are, in fact,...
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