Cabinet of QuirksJacques Rigaut: An Incident of Terminal MelancholyLook at this pitch-black barrel, so comforting and lethal, promising that before long, everything will be well.Feb 7, 2020Feb 7, 2020
Cabinet of QuirksThe Joker: A Magnetic Pull of Lunacy -Let me tell you about the night when I found meaning.Nov 20, 2019Nov 20, 2019
Cabinet of QuirksFranz Kafka: A Delicate Memory of Father -Father was a peculiar man. He was confident, successful, strong-willed, courageous, pedantic, opinionated, cognitively superior and…Sep 18, 2019Sep 18, 2019
Cabinet of QuirksGéza Csáth: A Parting Note to a Dead LoverSo, I finally managed to catch my breath and write something to commemorate our farewell. A brief reflection on my diseased logic. A cry…Jul 27, 2019Jul 27, 2019
Cabinet of QuirksJean Cocteau and Opium: A Growing ChasmIn early 1929, Cocteau was staring aimlessly through the window of his small, suffocating room at the detoxification clinic in St Cloud…Jul 6, 2019Jul 6, 2019
Cabinet of QuirksFragile Realities and Fluid Identities of Philip K. DickPhilip K. Dick and his twin sister Jane were born prematurely on a cold winter day in Chicago. It was 16th December 1928, and within six…May 20, 2019May 20, 2019
Cabinet of QuirksEdvard Munch: A Tale of Angst, Loss and LongingNo one has ever written, painted, sculpted, modelled, built, or invented except literally to get out of hell. (Antonin Artaud)May 6, 2019May 6, 2019
Cabinet of QuirksSelf-Destruction in Art and LifeIf one asks why health does not suffice, why the crack is desirable, it is perhaps because only by means of the crack and at its edges…Apr 30, 2019Apr 30, 2019
Cabinet of QuirksIn Search of Lost JouissanceIn the present text, I will explore addiction through the lens of psychoanalytical conceptual apparatus, wherein I will primarily focus on…Apr 26, 2019Apr 26, 2019
