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A visual interpretation of the novel’s opening setting
P19 / VOLUME 1 / The Incomplete Portrait

The Cut-Out Portrait

In the 1912 portrait, someone has disappeared beneath the scissors. In Camille Vallet’s family, the frame has always been there. They knew the faces, the places, the story passed down with the picture. But a cut turns the portrait into a question. Then an intact photographic plate reveals a fifth woman: the one the family had stopped seeing.

The Incomplete PortraitThe Incomplete Portrait / APODYOPSIS
BEYOND THE COVER

The Cut-Out Portrait

The novel’s colors become a space.

Enter the setting

THE OPENING PAGES / AN EVOCATION

Spaces imagined from the opening pages. Each setting leads back to its book.

THE BOOK / THE CYCLE

44 chapters

S / Reading
ON THE OTHER SIDE OF YOUR JOURNEY

Something
remained.

You followed a presence, crossed a place, looked at an object. The stories kept their place. Your visit left another trace.

“A life remembered.
A present we choose.”

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The Cut-Out Portrait — APODYOPSIS