Summary

"One move breaking with alienation and the repeatedly mechanical gestures of labour and, where needed, society and that which it tends to sever from the world. One radical move hence choosing to restore ties with this material, concrete world of landscapes and textures : a walk, a simple walk, a recovery of this lesser yet inaugurating movement, constituent of mankind. "The Eye Of The Cyclops" tells of a man who walks, a man with no name, in pursuit of his own wander lines." (Patrick Leboutte)