RYTHMER
The psychoanalyst Silvia Lippi and the writer/poet Joseph Mouton are the hosts of the meeting “Rythmer”, held within the framework of the “Poésie Plate-forme” cycle.
Playing on repetition, literary approaches to psychological instruments, “rythmer” sets out to address this construction in actions, breath, movements and moods of creation between possession and loss.
Silvia Lippi
After a life as an actress and dancer in Italy and the United States, Silvia Lippi came to France where she studied a course in philosophy. Today she is a psychoanalyst in Paris (practicing analyst at the Espace analytique) and a hospital psychologist at the Public Health Establishment Barthélemy Durand.
She is a doctor in psychology, an associate researcher at the Psychoanalysis Research Centre, Medicine and Society at the Diderot – Paris 7 University. She is a certified teacher at the Applied Psychoanalysis Training School IRPA, in Milan, Rome and Bari.
She has written several works and numerous articles which have contributed greatly to redefining psychosis, between folly and invention, based on Lacanian concepts and in dialogue with writers, poets, artists and philosophers.
She is the author of Transgressions. Bataille, Lacan, Erès, 2008, and La decision du désir, Erès, 2013 (Italian edition, Mimesis, 2016: to be published in the United States, Univocal). She co-directed the work Marx, Lacan: L’acte révolutionnaire and l’acte analytique, Erès 2013, as well as numerous magazine issues.
Her book Rythme et mélancolie will be published soon in Italy, with Editions Poiesis.
Joseph Mouton
Having studied at ENS, Joseph Mouton teaches aesthetics at the Villa Arson – École Nationale Supérieure d’Art in Nice. He is a theorist and writer. He has published two notable works on philosophy with Aubier-Flammarion, Sois Artiste, 1994, and Misère de Dieu, 1996. Since then, he has developed his writing to entwine narrative, poetry, attitudes and thinking which are tragic, forceful and funny all at once: L’entraînement, published with Le Mot et le Reste, 2004; Le projet Sombr’Héros, ramon, Editions Voix, 2005; Delenda Ouest, 2007; Hannibal tragique, suivi d’Hannibal domestique, 2010, Les Petits Matins.
Joseph Mouton has written about many artists, such as James Guitet, Présence Panchounette, Denis Castellas, Stéphane Magnin, Karim Ghelloussi, Jean-Charles de Quillacq or Julien Dubuisson.
He has worked with Dominique Figuarella, Julien Bouillon and in particular Éric Duyckaerts with whom he has regularly performed, contributing amongst others to the “Palais des glaces et de la découverte” that Éric Duyckaerts created in 2007 for the Venise Biennale.
With Marianne Alphant and Leslie Kaplan, he is co-author of the play Tout est faux, performed in 2004 at the Gérard-Philippe Theatre in Saint-Denis.
