“I could very precisely see a mosque instead of a factory, a drum corps of angels, horse carts on the highways of the sky, a drawing room at the bottom of a lake; monsters and mysteries.” (A. Rimbaud)

“The Earth is blue like an orange” (P. Claudel).

Then, whilst Dalí’s dog sleeps under the sea, it would suffice just to lift the sheet of water a bit to see him.
In his Surrealist Manifesto of 1924, André Breton signifies that this lies on the belief of a superior reality of certain unprecedented forms of associations, on the absolute power of dreams, on the disinterested games of thought.
The “Émergences” Section 2022, it is Orpheus that parts the mists to reach the secret.

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