infra/seum

"infra/seum", Douce Dibondo's second collection after "métacures", is anger put into poetry. How to express the rage that inhabits us in the face of violence structuring our lives and intimacies? How can we express the monstrous parts that inhabit our shadows? Through a work of language as provocation, of the twisting vocabulary and space, the author explores the continents of seum and what it does to our bodies and our beings. Poetry becomes a raw mirror, ambivalent and precise of a look at the worlds. Unlike an analysis binary, Douce Dibondo navigates the complexity of social relationships and the way whose dominations they imbue themselves with. Through this, she develops a poetry dangerous against the illusions of the world and our own violence.