Caught somewhere between the profane and the prosaic the author assures us all that he, like most, is trapped in a prison of his own making, with gilded neon bars and the machinery of Moloch haunting his nightly landscape of dreams.
Increasingly aware of the sharp divide between what I see and feel, and what I do.
Trapped in a corrosive System which is ultimately 'Against Nature' and therefore against 'Us'...
I see no further benefit in talking about myself and prefer to let my work speak for me.
Our technology is uniquely suited for this task of human transformation as it is an extension of ourselves and our intelligence, and therefore it is a part of us. Continue Reading →
The concept of non-action as being a form of action is found in all three authors, this is not so surprising as they all lived around the 6th Century B.C. Continue Reading →