Launch of the book Sexe trois by Camille Kingué (ed. Les Petits Matins)

Reading of the book Sexe trois followed by an exchange between the author Camille Kingué and Alice Blackhurst, writer and critic.

"The love I have for someone inevitably brings me back to my own limits, and reveals to me how different I am in reality from what I would like to be. I’m a little more cowardly than I thought I would be."

Oscillating between poem, diary and theoretical fragment, Camille Kingué questions what it is to love and desire when one is a woman’s body, a black body and/or a queer body; what the body gives to see and what it conceals; what language always lacks of the other.

Sexe trois is followed by an afterword by the artist K. Desbouis.