A humorous story about building houses, moving furnitures, telling anecdotes about swindling or pets, giving commentaries on food and wine, and distributing presents. Threw the script of a christmas dinner, a story about a family.

2015, Ghost Edition, original title: Jungle, ou avancer dans les arbres généalogiques à la machette, translation: Simon Cowper, Copyediting: Mike Hembury, 72 pp., 19 x27,5 cm, Risograph and digital offset, 200 copies (ENG), 200 (FR),  the book exists in English and in French, 18,00 €

Grapus [gra-´pUEs] is a French graphic design collective founded in Paris immediately following the student protests of May 1968. The group saw life as a field for experimentation, putting the new political, social, and cultural debates into graphic form for public discussion. At first Grapus designed posters for local chapters of the Communist Party; twenty years on, they were chosen to design the corporate identity of the Louvre in Paris. By the late 1980s, the collective’s productive days were over. In its heyday it had attracted many highly committed graphic artists both from France and abroad. After receiving the Grand Prix National des Arts Graphiques, the group decided to disband in 1990. I set out in search of the former members of the collective. The twenty-six interviews in his book tell of the utopian working methods and heated disputes that were at the heart of this collective way of life.

2014, Spector Books, 256 pp., 13×19 cm, French and English Edition, ISBN: 978-3-944669-49-6

In 2012, I had the opportunity to get on a pirate boat. It was huge like a little town and strong like a titan. And it was nuclear. It could go anywhere and bomb anybody. If my country was a strong lady with bear breast fighting on a barricade, this boat was her molotov cocktail.

2012, Self-published, 72 pp., 19 x 27,5 cm, Risograph, Silkscreen, French (English translation on separate booklet), 291 copies, 20€

Excerpt: “Dream # 8 New York City. I’m in a girl arms, she is dressed in pink. We’re lying on a bed. People are passing by. Lynn is going to leave. I have to free myself and leave this girl to kiss Lynn and tell her goodbye. Lynn is also dressed in pink. The first girl looks at us and, then, discretely leaves with a friend.“

2011, Self-published, 72 pp., 219,5 x 25,5 cm, Risograph, French, German, English, 98 copies

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