Selected Works of Robbe-Grillet (3)

Author: Chen Dong
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Publish Date: 1998-09-01
Features: The "Experimental Art Series" focuses on the spirit of exploration, experimentation, and innovation that has been prevalent in world art since the 20th century (especially after 1960). Through the publication of works, essays, reviews, biographies, interviews, and more, it showcases experimental achievements in various fields such as fine arts, literature, film, theater, music, architecture, and photography, while also presenting the social and cultural contexts that gave rise to these achievements. The series has been published intermittently since 1992, aiming to provide textual references and theoretical research opportunities for contemporary Chinese art workers.
This is a legendary story woven from fragments. The "last writer," Robbe-Grillet, gazes at his unattractive face in a mirror that has been shattered and then reassembled, saying, "I have never spoken of myself, not of anything else," and from then on, the secret could no longer be hidden. Are they the author's autobiography? Yes, a new kind of autobiography. Between undeniable anecdotes and thoughts that remain blank, all figures since Boris have been squeezed in, guided by their embodiment—Henry de Quincey and his tempting angel—and along with the creator, embark on repeated adventures of death.