Artaudian Writing, Imagery, and Sounds That Conjure the Sublime

The fragmentary nature of the aesthetic in Artaud lies in its intensity and trauma. As found in his invented language, recorded utterances, drawings of portraits, hieroglyphic texts, and an irregular cadence of his recorded voice—most of which are exquisitely captured in the Artaud Diptych—this arti...

The International Journal of Arts Theory and History

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