Pyre of Descent Berlin, Germany
Pyre of Descent is an inward pilgrimage—diving into the bottomless pit of one’s own inner darkness. Away from the world of forms and into the realm of mind and mindlessness, symbols and archetypes; and then even further beyond, where distinction, definition and boundaries fall away; where all and naught converge as one and dance the dance of eternality. ... more
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