La dérisoire effervescence des comprimés #[nn]

From Casterman's Studio (À Suivre) imprint comes this striking 1991 album by Boucq, La dérisoire effervescence des comprimés — a title that translates roughly as "The Derisory Effervescence of Tablets." The cover is a genuinely unsettling visual feast: a grotesque, vividly colored creature — pink, green, and orange, with wild eyes and a jagged open mouth — emerges from folds of grey, elephant-like flesh covered in graffiti scrawls and childlike drawings. Boucq's surrealist imagination is on full display here, blending body-horror textures with anarchic street-art energy in a way that feels both playful and deeply strange.