Killoffer en chair et en fer

Co-founder of the Association and author of the French alternative scene since In the 1990s, Killoffer stood out, like David B. or Charles Burns, for the power of his black and white. Willingly representing himself as he made in the 676 apparitions, the author goes about his human activities contemporary, between his apartment, daily servitudes and a penchant immoderate for excesses of all kinds. In this ultra-technologized world, Home robots seem to be the norm, but what about the attachment that can to test man for these machines, in view of their inevitable obsolescence scheduled?