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Yannig Willmann (FR) About the event that leads us to reconsider
our values within a system of choices
that is commonly portrayed as unlimited
freedom. Isolation is universal. This event
or fact comes to the fore as soon as an
individual experiences the need for seclusion,
confi nement, or nihilism. A need to
forego our power of judgment, or else a
need to punish oneself and reach a state
of inhibition and unshakable longing. This
opens the road to voices, to the cries of
fantasy. Then comes the taboo, the guilt
that reinforces doubt, fear, sickness. The
most terrifying things in the world stem
from the human brain. What is left to the
man who is shut up onto himself, beside
the fearsome changes induced by states
of mind that go against reason? |
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