Patrick Williamson
There are six voices, as strong as they are distinct, which resort to the memory (collective and individual), marked by trauma, in order to transpose, in different poetic formulas, revolts, dilemmas, hesitations, frustrations, anxieties, anguishes of contemporary man.
There are six voices, as strong as they are distinct, which resort to the memory (collective and individual), marked by trauma, in order to transpose, in different poetic formulas, revolts, dilemmas, hesitations, frustrations, anxieties, anguishes of contemporary man.
