Gabriel Pomerand

Gabriel Pomerand (1926–1972) was a French poet, artist, and co-founder of the Lettrist movement alongside Isidore Isou in post-war Paris. He authored the innovative book *Saint Ghetto of the Loans* in 1950, known for its politically charged urban rebuses, and was active in performances, sound poetry, painting, and film before being expelled from the movement in 1956.[1][2]