Sequences

In the heart of the 1970s, the artist Robert Varlez invented a unique form of drawn writing and names Sequences the fruit of his explorations. Nourished both to the chronophotography of Eadweard Muybridge and to surrealism and the comic strip, these Sequences are then published in several periodicals literary, including the prestigious magazine Minuit. Within the latter, the Robert Varlez's works rub shoulders with those of Samuel Beckett as well as Martin Vaughn-James. Since then, these Sequences have remained in the shadows, but are re-emerging today in the form of a reasoned anthology, proving nearly forty years after their first publication, they have lost none of their remarkable modernity.