Reference checklist: describes hypersensitivity as a systemic mode of perception-excess, where the body functions as an antenna rather than as a “vulnerability”. A text about hypersensitivity as excess — not fragility.When the world becomes too detailed to endure, feeling turns…
Intolerance always claims it protects. But protection turns into exclusion. Intolerance promises clarity. But clarity erases the complexity of life. Intolerance calls itself strength. But strength hides its fear of difference. Intolerance swears it defends tradition. But tradition becomes a…
Perception promises truth.But truth bends inside the frame. Perception claims to be neutral.But neutrality hides its choice of angle. Perception swears it shows reality.But reality dissolves in the act of seeing. Perception insists it is shared.But no two eyes ever…
Rupture Rupture promises liberation.But liberation cuts deeper than expected. Rupture calls itself change.But change leaves fragments behind. Rupture claims to open the future.But the future spills into chaos. Rupture insists it heals.But healing starts with a wound. Rupture names itself…
In the Marquis de Sade’s 1797 novel «Juliette,» the protagonist employs the metaphor of «opium» in a conversation with King Ferdinand to criticize his policies towards his subjects. However, in this context, the metaphor is not related to religion but…
We believe we choose. But choice is a mask. Only error breaks the frame, leaving a trace that cannot be erased. This is the only form of freedom. Take a candy. There are two. Take the one in the middle….
“No mortal may see me and live.” (Exodus 33:20) There was silence.And silence was not absence.It was the edge of breath. The miracle arrives when the body freezes.Not from fear. Not from awe.But because it has metwhat cannot be endured….
Justify yourself. Justify yourself — for your name.Justify yourself — for your nationality.Justify yourself — for your family name, for your patronymic, for your language. Justify yourself — for beauty.Justify yourself — for lack of beauty.Justify yourself — for your…
Prologue: the mythFor thousands of years Atlas carried the sky upon his shoulders, believing that if he let go, the world would collapse. He bore the weight in silence, his muscles becoming chains of duty. But one day he met…
“I admire you” sounds like tenderness, but often it becomes a soft form of power: turning admiration into a debt, stripping away the right to be human, and demanding you live up to someone else’s image. “I admire you.” They…