artpress2 n°46 explores François Jullien's philosophy applied to art

The 46th issue of artpress2, titled 'Philosophie de François Jullien', features a collection of essays applying Jullien's concepts to various art forms. The issue includes an introduction by Jacques Henric and contributions from François Jullien on 'dé-coïncidence', Huang Yong Ping on meaning, Renaud Chabrier on drawing, Florence Mercier on tension fields in living spaces, Emmanuelle Roberties on philosophy and architecture, Marie Glon and Angela Loureiro on transformation, Cyril Desclés on Koltès's theatre, Gislaine Drahy on theatre and landscape, Karoline Feyertag on vertigo as method, Anton Himstedt on emptiness, Pascale Riou on crossings, Fabien Vehlmann on popular literature and comics, Jean-Michel Frodon on cinema, Sylvie Lopez-Jacob on Kurosawa's 'Barberousse', Gao Fengfeng on Hou Hsiao-Hsien, and Joseph Tanke on the strange idea of art.