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he continued to write in French as well as Italian
Topor’s works are dominated by a sense of irrational everyday menace that could be interpreted as humour
contributions by 17 artists that were given 1 phoneme (sound) per person to base their artworks on
28 not numbered pages (if one counts pages glued together as separate)
Les Tableaux pictograms he continued to write inPublished on the occasion of an exhibition at Galerie Gatan in Carouge, Switzerland, 1978; a series of reproduced b w photographs showing a bowl with chopsticks, accompanied by quotes from historic poems sayings by William Blake, Jesus Christ, Thomas Hardy, Christopher Marlowe, and John Keats. Concertina in soft cover, 21 x 15,5 cm, 10 not numbered pages, Carouge (1978)
