Thanatos is... No. You won't find a historical background here referencing Ancient Greece and psychoanalysis (I shouldn't even bring it up). Thanatos is, first of all, about the Underside. About the lining of all our existence. About the primitive, shady, painful, bleeding. This is about darkness, without which light is impossible.

Thanatos is not just a collection of poetry but a guide to the backstage of life. That is why the second part of the book consists of travel notes. Being such by form, those are, in fact, all the same trails of perception in a bid to know the self. And the photos are always mirrors. As is the text. As well as the pauses in between.

I had been putting this book together for over 3 years. Writing it took longer than my life.

The book is a diary. An album. A confession.