La vie 100 Soucis
2019
Zine imprimé en risographie, 18 x 9 cm.
40 exemplaires en Teal, Medium Blue, Bright Red et Green.
Disponible en ligne ︎ https://www.margauxbigou.shopping/
Aussi chez :
︎ Fatbottom, Barcelona
︎ Desert Island, New York
︎ Printed Matter Inc, New York
︎ Taco Che, Tokyo
︎ Raum Fur Illustration, Hamburg
Risograph printed zine, 18 x 9 cm.
40 copies printed in Teal, Medium Blue, Bright Red and Green.
Available online ︎ https://www.margauxbigou.shopping/
Also at :
︎ Fatbottom, Barcelona
︎ Desert Island, New York
︎ Printed Matter Inc, New York
︎ Taco Che, Tokyo
︎ Raum Fur Illustration, Hamburg
"On this zine’s first page, a smiling man holds a long scroll: “Are you tired? Stressed? Very very tired? Without any hope? In the hole? Read me!” Towards the end, the same man, frowning now, has two heads, his body reflected over the x-axis. The scroll, upside down: “How the HELL am I supposed to read this sh*t?” Margaux Bigou’s zine looks, at moments, like a comic book, but there’s no legible narrative. Indeed, even Bigou’s words can become barely legible as she pushes her magnificently woozy lettering to its limits.
Bigou’s imagery in La Vie 100 Soucis continues her typically grotesque style, making use of body horror and twisted, masklike visages. When a semblance of a story, or a scene, at least, falls into place, it’s frequently hilarious, as when a group of dolphins discuss the coming revolution: “Capitalism and this STINKY society makes me wanna die, DUDE.” La Vie 100 Soucis might be too unsettling to turn to when one is “without any hope,” “in the hole,” but it provides its own comforts, its own distractions."
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Printed Matter, Inc
