Christ Child With Yellow Wings Among The Mantis-Headed Priests of Mammon

Christ Child With Yellow Wings Among The Mantis-Headed Priests of Mammon

by K. Arlan Ebel

475 pages· 2011· ISBN 9781456830144
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• The real world with its common logic pushes us toward catastrophe. The artist seeks in his work to free himself from this weight. Art is being transformed into politics, love into trade, education into an apparatus for stifling the mind. In the midst of such horrors, clearly only the dream within me has life... Only ailing men can be artists. Their suffering pushes them into the accomplishment of deeds which reinvest the world with meaning. • Bram van Velde What can art mean in an apocalyptic world? New York architect, Marl Blackwood, pursues the dream within himself that seems inseparable from the strange transformation taking place in his young daughter, Miriam. Will you follow them in their flight into the underworld of the sub-zone to find the answer?

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