Showing posts with label Inism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inism. Show all posts

02 November 2021

LES ALCHIMIES INISTES DE NESSUNO - Gabriel-Aldo Bertozzi


Nessuno est le pseudonyme de Georges Murillon (1942-2019), artiste et romancier français qui a travaillé au sein de l'Inismo, mouvement d’avant-garde international. 

Les alchimies inistes de Nessuno est un livre qui devrait figurer dans la bibliothèque de tous ceux qui souhaitent connaître les avant-postes les plus avancés de l'art contemporain.



19 June 2019

ARCANA OF DESIRE - Gabriel-Aldo Bertozzi

Love, madness, exoticism, Freemasonry, myth: all these elements make up a tale of wandering along the pathway of existence.

A story set in the autumn of 2010 along the Nile and in France (Paris, Chartres, Rheims). A novel where the quest for immortality is intertwined with a love story. On a voyage to Egypt, the architect Martin de Freycenet-Latour falls in love with a new Nefertiti.

The author, like an alchemist, sweeps away the solitude of beings to revitalize the music of the spheres through a course of initiation and emancipation.

Gabriel-Aldo Bertozzi is the founder of Inism, an international avant-garde movement created in Paris which has spread especially in Europe and the Americas. El Doctor Sax has previously published his novel Return to Zanzibar in David W. Seaman’s English translation.

Novel translated from the French by David W. Seaman, professor of French literature at Georgia Southern University, specializing in the avant-garde.


24 September 2017

SAGGIO SULL'ARTE CONTEMPORANEA L'INISMO - Eugenio Giannì



Eugenio Giannì, estetologo e teorico dell’arte, aderì all’Inismo, movimento internazionale d’avanguardia, nel settembre 1990. Docente di Teoria della comunicazione visiva presso l’Istituto Statale d’Arte di Arezzo, di Estetologia presso lo Studio Paolino Internazionale della Comunicazione Sociale (SPICS) e nell’Università Pontificia di Roma, è autore di numerose pubblicazioni tra cui “Estetologia del colore. La dinamica del movimento nell’arte “e "Nuovi linguaggi delle poetiche visive contemporanee: l'INIsmo”. 

Nel 1980 L’Internazionale Novatrice Infinitesimale si affaccia alla luce del sole. In quell’anno, contrariamente a quanto è accaduto ai movimenti dopo le grandi avanguardie storiche, non solo riesce a superare gradualmente e brillantemente le sue fasi iniziali, ma sostanzia il movimento come la quarta avanguardia dopo Futurismo, Dadaismo e Surrealismo. La ragione si annida nella consapevolezza che qualora s’intenda ribaltare la cultura, la rivoluzione deve essere innovativa e permanente: non una rivoluzione come mutamento della ricerca, arte del non-senso o atteggiamento ideologico eversivo, ma una rivoluzione come innovazione del sapere e abolizione dei settori operativi. L'Inismo è un’avanguardia che, anticipando le esperienze di fine secolo, trasforma l’arte del fare in arte della vita.









29 October 2016

RETURN TO ZANZIBAR - Gabriel-Aldo Bertozzi


Return to Zanzibar, a French novel first published in 2008 by Editions du Rocher, and the following year in paperback by Motifs, is an inspired and powerful road movie of incredible originality, involving alchemy research, and imbued with visions of antiquity. In 2013 it was translated into Italian for Pironti Editions in Naples. The lover of poet Julius Applemayer has left without a word, leaving behind only an assortment of unusual and mysterious objects: an edition of Arthur Rimbaud’s works, a post card showing a fresco of the Queen of Sheba, a golden pendant, an Ethiopian banknote, two sheets of enigmatic signs…. On the trail of the fugitive Noname, Julius undertakes a wild voyage that takes him from Ethiopia to Greece, passing through Zanzibar, Tanzania, Togo, France and Italy. Following Rimbaud’s African trail, Julius tries to find meaning in the objects left by the runaway, but will that be enough to lead him to her?



Gabriel-Aldo Bertozzi, writer, artist and university professor, is the founder of Inismo, an international literary and artistic movement created in Paris in 1980. An expert author in narrative techniques which he exploits to offer a work in a new genre. Novel translated from the French by David W. Seaman, professor of French literature at Georgia Southern University, specializing in the avant-garde.