Manu Larcenet returns with a twilight meditation on meaning and drawing
After the acclaimed adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's "The Road," the French cartoonist publishes "l'Insensé," an album he describes as a reflection on the purpose of life and of drawing itself.
Manu Larcenet, the French cartoonist who found major success with his adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's la Route, has a new album out: l'Insensé, described by Bibliobs (Le Nouvel Obs) as a "magnifique album crépusculaire" on the meaning of life and on what drawing itself is for.
In an interview with Bibliobs, Larcenet reflects on his own late encounter with philosophy, joking that he would have discovered it much earlier "si j'avais été moins con."
J'aurais découvert la philosophie bien plus tôt si j'avais été moins con.
Manu Larcenet, à Bibliobs
No further detail on the album's plot, format or release date was given in the source material.
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