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Roland Topor

French artist and author

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association with Jodorowsky

  • Alejandro Jodorowsky
    In Alejandro Jodorowsky: Early work

    …and French artist and author Roland Topor formed a loose avant-garde movement, Panique, named after the Greek god Pan and dedicated to the shocking and the surreal. Jodorowsky’s most-noted work in that period was the four-hour-long performance “Mélodrame sacrementel” (1965; “Sacramental Melodrama”), in which he slit the throats of two…

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