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These Letters Truly Haunt Us - 2025
π•Ώπ–π–Šπ–Š Altar ov π•Ώπ–π–Šπ–Š Five Thousand Six hundred and Fifty Six Unalived Anjels - 2024
L I M E R E N C E - 2024
Saphœðra - 2024
The 1561 Celestial Phenomenon Over Nuremberg - 2023
Pharmaceutical Goetia - 2023
All of The Evils of The World, and Hope - 2023
SPINNER WEAVER CUTTER - 2023
Tempestarium - 2023
Meredith - 2022
Sympathetic Magic - 2022
The Three of Swords - 2022
Under The Lich Moon - 2021
Summoning The Pooka - 2021
The Threshold of The Third Place - 2021
Shadow Meditation I "Hypersexuality" - 2020
The Alphabet of Whispers - WIP




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Henosis
2022
participatory performance
exhibited at Chaos Magic, Nottingham
~30 minutes per session



Henosis was a one-to-one role playing excercise in which members of the public were invited to enter into a conversation designed to provoke a mystical experience of universal oneness.

β€œI am met with an ethereal creature, horns and white outfit/mask, kind eyes and voice, I sit at a table with my guide . . . I speak as this part of self, each time exploring the role played by it being a part of this whole self I inhabit” – Rachel Parry, participant

Henosis is a classical Greek word referring to mystical β€œoneness” and β€œunion” with the Source, the One, the Monad, β€œGod”, the All, the Universe.

There are many ways in which a person may experience mystical oneness with the All, including but not limited to: meditation, the consumption of entheogenic plants or synthetic hallucinogens, and sensory deprivation. However, it may also be experienced through simply thinking certain thoughts in a certain order. A person may be encouraged to think these thoughts by being prompted by a set of specially designed questions, and thus experience a mystical sense of oneness with the universe; What it feels like to be God.


Special thanks to Denis Poisson. Henosis was adapted and elaborated upon by the artist for performance from an exercise shared by occultist Denis Poisson for his YouTube Channel: Foolish Fish, which was in turn an adaptation of a technique developed by American Zen mystic Dennis Merzel.