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Tales without Lion

“Histoires sans lion” tells stories in fragments, leaving open the possibility of generating a meaning or a continuation. Also conceived as a series telling stories without the lion, the king of the jungle, without the monarchy, without its power… Leaving room for other animals to rewrite history.

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“Histoires sans lion” tells stories in fragments, leaving open the possibility of generating a meaning or a continuation. Also conceived as a series telling stories without the lion, the king of the jungle, without the monarchy, without its power… Leaving room for other animals to rewrite history.

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