Lobisomem Vol.3 #15 - Grafica Editora Penteado, Brazil, 1969
cover art by Sergio Lima

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Lobisomem Vol.3 #15 - Grafica Editora Penteado, Brazil, 1969
cover art by Sergio Lima

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Sergio Lima, 1939-2024
Sergio Lima, a poet, artist, essayist, and volcanic animator for decades in the Surrealist movement and the Phases group, died this week on July 25th in São Paulo. His brother in surrealism, José Miguel Pérez Corrales has written a tribute to him at Surrealismo Internacional.
Sergio Lima - Bête qui marche la nuit
Múmia #9 - Gep, Brazil, May 1968
cover art by Sergio Lima

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Now available: La Promenade de Vénus, a selection of Sergio Lima's poetry translated into French with a preface by Georges Sebbag and an afterword by Guy Girard.
A collective work, Sergio Lima, Imagem Acontecimento, with texts in Portuguese and English by a number of scholars and Lima himself considering his trajectory within Surrealism and his poetry has also been recently published.
Carta à Vidente, a Portuguese translation of Antonin Artaud's Lettre à la voyante, with illustrations by Antónia Gonçalves—another recent title from ediçoes 100/cabeças. This accordion-fold booklet with persimmon slipcase pairs Artaud's 1926 text on one side with a 2019 essay by Sergio Lima.
Artaud's letter was first published in La révolution surréaliste, # 8, his response to André Breton's Lettre aux voyantes published in the fifth issue, but perhaps more importantly in response to Rimbaud's lettres du voyant, a relationship that Sergio Lima revolves in his text.
«Atrasado como estou em dar-lhe sinal respiratório não vou deixar o dia de hoje sem ao menos pôr aqui escrito o abraço ininterrupto que vai de mim para seu desde o primeiro dia do nosso contacto.» Mário Cesariny, carta de 20 de Abril de 1977.
Sinal Respiratório – Cartas para Sérgio Lima (1967-1995)
Mário Cesariny
Editora Documenta - 2019