MIHULEAC (Wanda). LAMBERT (Jean Clarence). The Imaginal. Paris. 1992 (12 x 29 x 3 cm). Wooden box, pyrographed cover: title in large capital letters, signature of the author and name of the artist. Enclosing a long sheet of strong rag paper (25,5 x 178 cm approximately) folded in (19) flaps (25,5 x 9,4 cm), edges burnished with the flame, (8) of the flaps are illustrated with mixed techniques. Book-object realized by the plastic artist Wanda Mihuleac, born in Bucharest in 1946. She graduated from the Institute of Plastic Arts of her city and continued her training at the Sorbonne. Numerous personal exhibitions have crowned her work. Eight of the plates bear the letters of the title and the occurrences were imagined by Jean Clarence Lambert, poet born in 1930. For each letter of the word IMAGINAL, the artist produces a work taking the form of the letter, collage of Insects, Wall of paper, A, with silver leaf, Latex glove, Icon with gold leaf, N, flocked black, Staple represented by an accumulation of paper clips, Handwritten letter. Realized on the occasion of the colloquium "Le Règne Imaginal" of October 12, 1992 in the Centre Georges Pompidou, in Paris. Printed at five copies on a paper made by Wanda Mihuleac, n° 1, signed by the author and the artist.