Yayoi Kusama, a land of illusions - Soleil, Christian
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In this book, Christian Soleil walks through Yayoi Kusama's universe as one steps into a waking dream. He follows the path of a woman who turned her obsessions into constellations, her fears into bursts of light, her dots into entire galaxies. Between Tokyo and New York, between the quiet of a hospital room and the roar of exhibition halls, unfolds the story of an artist who transformed vertigo into an aesthetic and repetition into a hymn of freedom. Soleil retraces the journey of a pioneer who never stopped opening doors to the invisible, blending testimonies, archives, and encounters to…mehr

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In this book, Christian Soleil walks through Yayoi Kusama's universe as one steps into a waking dream. He follows the path of a woman who turned her obsessions into constellations, her fears into bursts of light, her dots into entire galaxies. Between Tokyo and New York, between the quiet of a hospital room and the roar of exhibition halls, unfolds the story of an artist who transformed vertigo into an aesthetic and repetition into a hymn of freedom. Soleil retraces the journey of a pioneer who never stopped opening doors to the invisible, blending testimonies, archives, and encounters to reveal the intimate beneath the spectacular. Yayoi Kusama, a land of illusions is both a biography and a passage - the story of a woman who shaped the artistic landscape of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and the story of an imagination in which readers may find echoes of their own fractures and their own sparks of light. A sensitive, luminous journey that celebrates the creative power of an artist who turned illusion not into escape but into territory - a territory one enters as if approaching a mirror, with the strange feeling that infinity has suddenly come within reach.
Autorenporträt
Christian Soleil est écrivain, essayiste et dramaturge. Auteur de plus d'une soixantaine d'ouvrages, il explore depuis plusieurs décennies les zones de rencontre entre l'histoire, la littérature et la psychologie humaine. Ses livres, souvent nourris de figures illustres - d'Alexandre le Grand à Napoléon, de Cléopâtre à Jules César - questionnent la part d'ombre et de lumière qui guide les destins exceptionnels. Conférencier passionné, homme de culture et de transmission, il mêle érudition et sens du récit, offrant au lecteur une écriture à la fois documentée, vivante et sensible.