Michel Schweizer
Michel Schweizer doesn’t have a degree in molecular biology. Don’t try to “whisper the dance in your ear”. Never studied in Berlin, Paris or New York. However, he didn’t discover it when he was four. Has still not initiated a home savings plan. Do not refuse the meeting. Didn’t have a chance to appreciate the obvious “the first time”. Cannot consider his activity without a deep mistrust. Couldn’t find another word to define what it brings him: luxury. Still hasn’t had a chance to smile about his next investment: a Hugo Boss suit. Nor that of reacting to its paradoxical acclimatization outside. Still hasn’t reread all of Deleuze. Doesn’t pretend to say that he is pretentious. Do not work to “vibrate his sacrum”. Do not assume production without those who generate and authorize it. Has not read The Sexual Life of Catherine M .. Very rarely flips through the Echoes or the forum for advertising pages or job offers. Regrets not having been able to study architecture, ethology, language sciences or design. Enjoy the enchantment that comes with being a member of the “creative class” of this country.
Has abandoned all hedonism and playful egocentricity and accepted the waning exuberance of his brain capacity. Absorb 4 grams of Selenium ACE Progress 50 each morning because age is not inevitable. Avoid thinking that 7000 liters of blood circulate daily in his heart. Also avoid thinking that his “profile” is now drawn in algorithms. Has not undertaken an audit to assess its digital reputation. Takes a certain appetite to experience “things” of which he feels incapable …
He summons and organizes provisional communities. Applies to measuring the degrees of exhaustion. Orders a score as close as possible to reality. Play with the limits and relational issues that maintain art, politics and economics. Take a caustic look at the commodification of the individual and of language. Above all arises as an organizer. Causes the meeting. Invites us to share an experience, the benefit of which would depend on our ability to welcome others, to give them a place. It presupposes this: being able to cultivate loss rather than having it …
Source: La Coma
