"'The most important thing is to find a beginning and an end', says Martin d'Orgeval, who is gathering all these crimes. 'Not really alone on this planet, but all of them are losers', is written on one of these paintings, no wiser than another one, where a star is drawing my heart, two zeros my wife, a single one my toy. Everything becomes complicated, when a canary falls in love with a caged woman. When I start painting, just as when I am writing a novel, I do not know where it will lead me." Francois-Marie Banier
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"'The most important thing is to find a beginning and an end', says Martin d'Orgeval, who is gathering all these crimes. 'Not really alone on this planet, but all of them are losers', is written on one of these paintings, no wiser than another one, where a star is drawing my heart, two zeros my wife, a single one my toy. Everything becomes complicated, when a canary falls in love with a caged woman. When I start painting, just as when I am writing a novel, I do not know where it will lead me." Francois-Marie Banier
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