The “Logical Revolts” series takes its name from Arthur Rimbaud’s poem, Democracy, in the anthology The Illuminations, written between 1873 and 1875:
The flag goes with the foul landscape,
and our jargon muffles the drum.
In the great centres we’ll nurture
the most cynical prostitution.
We’ll massacre logical revolts.

In spicy and drenched lands! —
at the service of the most monstrous
exploitations, industrial or military.
“Farewell here, no matter where.

Conscripts of good will,
ours will be a ferocious philosophy;
ignorant as to science, rabid for comfort;
and let the rest of the world croak.
This is the real advance. Marching orders, let’s go!