Gospels of Anarchy

Inside of us there is an inner drama full of conflicting emotions, long drawn out, and never brought to a conclusion. It begins with gradual suspicion in childhood that the world is not all that we were led to expect, that the cause and results of actions are by no means simple, and that good and evil are not as distinctly opposed as black and white. We slowly recognize with difficulty and astonishment, that this will-regulated structure called the universe/life is a sham constructed by human hands, that "reality" is a seething whirlpool of forces seemingly blind, disorderly, cruel, and indifferent.

Thus, we feel.

Gospels of Anarchy display the process of destruction and reconstruction, anarchy and law, complexities and deadlocks, lawlessness, and intellectual rebellion.