Put the shrimp in, turn the ham, take the cat into the water, pee out of the pot...
The authors examine with a magnifying glass a batch of surprising, hilarious or hurtful phrases that would surely have amazed Teresa de Jesús.
Each expression is illustrated literally. In this way, decontextualized and taken literally, they become surreal, absurd, almost disturbing.
Furthermore, they investigate the origin of language. Each phrase is thoroughly dismembered, in an attempt to decipher its etymology, how and why.
The texts are translated into English and French.
Put the shrimp in, turn the ham, take the cat into the water, pee out of the pot...
The authors examine with a magnifying glass a batch of surprising, hilarious or hurtful phrases that would surely have amazed Teresa de Jesús.
Each expression is illustrated literally. In this way, decontextualized and taken literally, they become surreal, absurd, almost disturbing.
Furthermore, they investigate the origin of language. Each phrase is thoroughly dismembered, in an attempt to decipher its etymology, how and why.
The texts are translated into English and French.