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Satomi - The Tokyo Love Doll, Thomas Brinkman and Thierry Kupferschmid in La Spirale - An eZine for the Digital Mutants !

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Gerard Metzger

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Jan 26, 2005, 7:54:13 AM1/26/05

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LA SPIRALE VERSION 4.0 - An eZine for the Digital Mutants !
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Mutations Pop & Crash Culture : http://www.laspirale.org
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Interview : SATOMI - THE TOKYO LOVE DOLL

Professional dominatrix and Japanese by adoption, Satomi introduces us to
the mysteries of the geishas, these expert courtesans in the traditional
arts of the nation of the rising sun, such as dance, singing, calligraphy,
tea ceremony and music. A surprising interview conducted which also reveals
the tensions amid the Japanese society, torn between its secular traditions
and the overwhelming energy of the young generations grown on cyberpunk
mangas.

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Interview : THOMAS BRINKMAN - BADMAGS.COM

Punk fanzines, serial killers, psychedelic prostitution, cheap eroticism,
underground comics, cult films and extra-terrestrial Satanism... Thomas
Brinkman totally devotes himself to the American underground press of the 60's
and 70's, to the countless titles issued by unscrupulous editors happy to
exploit the social and cultural drifts of their time. Strong with this
passion, he drives the website Badmags.com, a true Ali Baba's cave of
counter-culture from which he should be publishing an anthology in the
months to come.

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Exhibition : THIERRY KUPFERSCHMID

To transmute anger into creation and frustration into resistance... Inspired
by the mystics, the ascetics and the Christ crazed, the visions of Thierry
Kupferschmid struggle to bring back a spark of magic in a human world each
day more devoid of its substance. Much alike the shamanic rituals, this
Swiss artist's work investigates the most secret depths of each being by
staging a body he considers to be both the first and the last territory to
be reconquered. This selection of twenty-five images is taken from Another
Type of Ambiguity, a work that gathers twenty-three series of photographs
realized with the collaboration of the photographer Ilaria Albisetti.

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Cyberfreakozoďdly yours,

Laurent Courau

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