Eric Jacobée-Sivry
Eric Sivry was born on October 1, 1959 in Paris. He has written collections of poems, including À Force de jours (Schena, 2006); Instants de Voyages et autres heures inventées (LHarmattan, 2010), Prix Alfonso Gatto 2023; Askémata, la durée et l'instant, (Edizioni Universitarie Romane, Rome, 2015); vîe d'Artemio Muerte (LHarmattan, 2019), Taken hostage, (Unicity, 2021); Sans Moi, (Jacques Flament, 2021), Paradeisos, (D'ici et D'Ailleurs, 2023); Narratives, L'Iie perdue (Tensing, 2013), A Mermaid (Canada Mediterranee Centre, Toronto/ D'ici et D'Ailleurs), Retour au monde (Unicité, 2023); du théâtre, Faustine, (Aga/LHarmattan, 2018); testing, Another Conception of the Other, (Aga/LHarmattan, 2019). He is also an art critic, director of the collection «Intuitions cosmopolites», ed. LHarmattan. Focusing on the expression of intuition in art, he is at the origin with Sylvie Biriouk of the intuitist group, the magazine «Intuitions», wrote the manifesto Pour un art de l'intuition (Anagrammes, 2003; Hermann, 2016). His literary and artistic criticism is particularly interested in the works of Marcel Proust, Yves Bonnefoy, Paul Éluard, Giovanni Dotoli, Man Ray, Danielle Le Bricquir.
