Sans titre, M. Bertillon Rare Books made physical in the shape

made physical in the shape of the Revolve:R bookwork

some images evoke the utopia of the architects of the Enlightenment era

In reaction to the present-day view diminishing the value of forests to mere ‘resources’

including technical thinking

the last of dozen built along the coast after the second world war

Sans titre, M. Bertillon Rare Books made physical in the shapeCondition: cover damaged with a tear By fixing the form of identity, Alphonse Bertillon modified our faces. From an eminently personal element, he made a tool of the State, an instrument of identification: a gridded, readable, occulted, talkative, divided, synthetic surface; a necessary, sufficient summary of the multiple realities of an individual. From this heritage, on the surface of every one of our contemporary faces, established as interfaces