everything in chronological order

Last year pictures...

finally developed :)

Poznan, Malta, Poland

go all theway.

otherwise, don’t even start.

if you’re going to try,

go all theway.

this could mean losing

girlfriends,wives, relatives, jobs and

maybe your mind.

go all the way.

it could mean not eating

for 3 or4 days.

it could mean freezing on a

park bench.

it could mean jail,

it could mean derision,

mockery,

isolation.

isolation is the gift,

all the others are a test of your

endurance, of

how much you really want to

do it.

and you’ll do it

despite rejection

and the worst odds

and it will be better than

anything else

you can imagine.

if you’re going to try,

go all the way.

there is no other feeling like

that.

you will be alone with the

gods

and the nights will flame with

fire.

do it, do it, do it.do it.

all the way

all the way.

you will ride life straight to

perfect laughter,

it’s the only good fight

Beginnings of the new personal project in collaboration with Gobs.

Doppelgangers and doubles 

Hitchcock and psychonalysis

A Doppelganger ("double walker" in German) is a double or second-self. In literature, dream analysis, or archetypal symbolism, the Doppelganger is often figured as a twin, shadow, or mirror-image of the protagonist. The Doppelganger characteristically appears as identical to (or closely resembling) the protagonist; sometimes the protagonist and Doppelganger have the same name.

Prominent literary examples of Doppelgangers include Poe's "William Wilson," Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde," Conrad's "The Secret Sharer," and the novel and movie "The Fight Club." 

An important literary form employing the Doppelganger motif is the psychomachia, originated by the Greek poet Prudentius to depict "conflict within the soul" or the struggle between virtue and vice within an individual. The psychomachia was particularly important in medieval art and drama, where separate characters were perceived as representing different aspects of a single human personality, so that conflict within the drama depicted the struggle of conscience or the need for integration of the personality.