Publisher's Synopsis
Dialectics can be found in all facets of life, and even death. They are found in philosophy, psychology, mathematics, history, art, poetry and nature. They are found in relationships, how we relate to each other and how we relate to ourselves. A dialectic can be described as two supposed truths existing in a space, and from this space, contradictions arise. A battle between each other. Then a synthesis happens. A transformation towards a higher truth. This collection is its own dialectic. Its own transition, a transformation towards a becoming of what was, what is, to what could be.
