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On the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of the series about the Obscure Cities and giving the fact that the authors François Schuiten and Benoît Peeters agreed to give away the original drawings, a symposium was held at the National Library of France in Paris 1).
Several stakeholders discussed about the Obscure Cities. What happens to the original plate when reproduced, printed, scanned? What is lost in the aura of the original as it passes over the digital file? Which enhancements possible the original board can avail itself when augmented reality seeps in print production?
What are the Obscure Cities? This conference presented by Tristan Garcia, writer and professor of philosophy was one of the highlights of the conference.
Born in 1981, Tristan Garcia is a philosopher and novelist. Former student of the Ecole Normale Superieure, Ph.D. and teaches at the University of Picardie. He is the author of two stories, La Meilleure Part des hommes (Gallimard, 2008, price de Flore), Mémoires de la jungle (Gallimard, 2010) and an essay, L'Image (Atlande, 2007).
You can download the essay in French.
que-sont-les-cites-obscures.pdf
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