Testament - Segnom & Dhmelos - Senkowski, Keith
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Testament is an origin story. A memory. A memory of a place that isn't. A memory of a place that could be. A memory of a life lived and all the lives that life touched. Testament is a five part epic poem that wrestles with the challenges of our now through the mythology of a world that will never be. Within its pages you will find angst and fear, gods and heroes, triumphs and defeats. You will find an author wrestling with their own existential fear of annihilation. Parts three and four, Segnom and Dhmelos, are found within this volume. Segnom explores what it costs you when you climb back up…mehr

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Testament is an origin story. A memory. A memory of a place that isn't. A memory of a place that could be. A memory of a life lived and all the lives that life touched. Testament is a five part epic poem that wrestles with the challenges of our now through the mythology of a world that will never be. Within its pages you will find angst and fear, gods and heroes, triumphs and defeats. You will find an author wrestling with their own existential fear of annihilation. Parts three and four, Segnom and Dhmelos, are found within this volume. Segnom explores what it costs you when you climb back up from defeat. What is required to stand up against evil and say no more. Conversely, Dhmelos explores the price of power and what is required of leaders to be worthy of it. Each page of Testament was block printed, hand painted, and handwritten. Those pages were then faithfully reproduced within.
Autorenporträt
Keith Senkowski is an Illinois-based poet, painter, designer, and printmaker. Much like his idol William Blake, he is never satisfied with a single art form or writing style, and is constantly exploring new ways to push himself creatively. His works build upon a love of history and mythology to explore the challenges of the modern world and how those challenges impact our definition of ourselves.