Infatuated with aberrant perspective allow themselves to be dazzled while unveiling the mystery of having what they cannot posess.  Why shouldn’t we write in the dark, than?

‘Dark Light’, work by Cevdet Erek

In the speakers: ‘Shaved’ by Babe Rainbow

The author of a crime novel, who chose variant of investigation with the climax at the very end, is obligated to bring the riddle to a close proficiently keeping the proportions of darkness and light, transforming a serie of mysterious acts, unfolded during the investigation, into one great mystifying case, that will alter the final discovery to a resolution. Clue has been handed down, now let’s watch him sweat. 

‘Tur II’, work by Carsten Gliese

Treasured under the blanket, still life solid, lies a personal moon. Thriftly hidden, constantly awake, dwells upon the kind somnambulic dancers, composing longing whispers in letters, stubbornly beginning with same foolish words: I wish. Tormented by anxiety, miserably unwise, oblivious that it all was inevitable.. La liberté est un mystère.

‘Personal Moon’, works by Leonid Tishkov and Boris Bendikov