Theater

Through an economy of words, a singular organization of phrasing and/or a judicious exploitation of repetition, Tarkos's poems are disconcerting. Reflecting on the world around him, he explores the limits of the subject and tests the balance between the pleasure of recreation and the finesse of the second degree. The extraordinary dimension of the infinitely ordinary comes naturally to the fore, and a strong scenic proposition follows just as logically. Like two reinvented thoughts, they offer themselves a space where surrealism becomes their playground.


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